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    Question GTX 260 (192) Temperatures

    Hi guys,

    I was wondering if you could help me with a little problem. I'm wondering what are you're opinions of what a reasonable temperature for a GTX 260 (192) is. At the moment I have a pre-overclocked XFX XXX edition and its temps are;

    Idle - 38*c
    Load (20 mins in AtiTool artifact scanning) - 54*c

    My rig is in the My System bit <-.

    Thanks, Lyall.

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    Re: GTX 260 (192) Temperatures

    Yeah seems fine to me if anything they seem a little low.

    GPUs are designed to run hot so I wouldn't be overly worried if it was running at 80&#176;C under load but cooler is always better

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    Re: GTX 260 (192) Temperatures

    Cheers for the info Webby,

    Bear in mind its winter and I live in north west Scotland so I'd expect temps to be low .

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    Re: GTX 260 (192) Temperatures

    Well from a few reviews idle temps are normally around 40-45&#176;C and load 70-80&#176;C with ambient temps ~23&#176;C so expect to loose proportionally so if your room is 15&#176;C then you will be ~8&#176;C lower both at idle and load with that in mind you idle temp looks about right your load temp is still a bit low!

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    Re: GTX 260 (192) Temperatures

    I was a bit bemused by the temps considering my old 8800GTS (G80) was at 50*c idle and 70*c load but as I said its probably the low ambient temperature. I just wanted to know how my temps were. Also wow at the noise when the fan is on 100&#37; on the 260 it's like stepping on a cat's tail!

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