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    Card Over heat!

    i have Sapphire HD5450 1GB DDR3, card temperature is 63oC?
    is this bad? i dont know much about card temperature so let me know what is the worst temperature condition for card ??
    i read many articles and they are all saying that it is normal.

    thanks

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    Re: Card Over heat!

    It's fine. 90C is where I would start to worry
    Society's to blame,
    Or possibly Atari.

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    Re: Card Over heat!

    All cards are different, but temperatures around 60-70 are still all right. Not to touch but to operate

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    Re: Card Over heat!

    Quote Originally Posted by Bonebreaker777 View Post
    All cards are different, but temperatures around 60-70 are still all right. Not to touch but to operate
    I would second what is said here. Obviously the cooler a component stays the better it is for longevity. But most gfx cards can handle upto 90 degrees without issues (It wont crash or artifact, for example).

    Are your temps like this after gaming or after taxing the computer in someway, if so I wouldn't worry, maybe look to give it a clean and your case if your still worried.

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    Re: Card Over heat!

    If anybody remember the dear 3dfx cards (RIP) alias Voodoo 2 or Voodoo 3 cards (I refuse to count the last generation abomination, the VSA 100 chip equipped cards as valid 3dfx cards) , they were operating perfectly fine even at around 90-100 degrees While the other manufacturers had to introduce FANS!

    Always wanted a Voodoo3

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    Re: Card Over heat!

    VooDoo cards and DukeNukem ! Happy days.
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    Re: Card Over heat!

    60°c... That's freezing in GPU terms haha.

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