Rtx 3090 temperature in ultra setting

[丂ㄩ卩乇尺ᐯ乇ㄥㄖ匚]

Hi all , how much temperature you get in max setting ?
My Rtx 3090 suprim x up to 85° ... it is normal ?

[A TIN OF JAR]

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Need to dust out the entire PC 85*C is throttling

My pc is an high end i dust out every month the high temp is now under control with :grwheart: MSI Afterburner :grwheart:

There was nothing wrong with the 85c temps before but if you got them lower then even better.

[Milkdromeda]

It depends on the pc case airflow, gpu utility driver update, or are your fans are set on intake and outtake if you haven´t set up right than you will have issues.
My 3080ti is on 69°C when playing on 4k high settings

[丂ㄩ卩乇尺ᐯ乇ㄥㄖ匚]

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It depends on the pc case airflow, gpu utility driver update, or are your fans are set on intake and outtake if you haven´t set up right than you will have issues.
My 3080ti is on 69°C when playing on 4k high settings

I use Antec P 101 very good air flow case all drivers is ok, Afterburner solve the temp issues.

[ViTrOx']

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85 C is fine.

Is it? I mean it's not breaking it but its gotta be throttling at that temp surely?

It starts to throttle at 95°c in 150mhz steps until the temperature gets stable.

Its a bit warm though. Still nothing to worry about.

[Bunny of The War]

After i lock voltage in 0.75V and core at 1695 mhz with 70% fan speed should be about 52°-56° degree in 4K and the total power is about 250W

[Ethilon]

i have only a 3060TI but my card is cocking 100°+
i have no clue why and how i lower that

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i have only a 3060TI but my card is cocking 100°+
i have no clue why and how i lower that

i was in same situation use MSI Afterburner and set : power limit-39% & Temperature limit-69° maybe you have to test this setting to ajust at your GPU for me it work

[Air]

85*c is definitely not fine. It is the upper limit threshold designed to extend longevity of the GPU under extreme uncontrolled situation. Thermal throttling is there as a safeguard, not as a comfort zone. Consider keeping the GPU under this value as the temperature sensor doesn't necessarily reflect the temperature of the entire GPU under utilization. With default clock lower it as far as it can go with better cooling, ventilation, opening a window for short duration in the room during extended period of usage. Overclocking is not always stable

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85*c is definitely not fine. It is the upper limit threshold designed to extend longevity of the GPU under extreme uncontrolled situation. Thermal throttling is there as a safeguard, not as a comfort zone. Consider keeping the GPU under this value as the temperature sensor doesn't necessarily reflect the temperature of the entire GPU under utilization. With default clock lower it as far as it can go with better cooling, ventilation, opening a window for short duration in the room during extended period of usage. Overclocking is not always stable

Excellent advise i agree

[A TIN OF JAR]

Believe what you want but i 100% guarantee to you that 85c is absolutely fine, as i said in a earlier post if you can get it lower that is great BUT there is nothing wrong with 85c.

You are aware that GPUs have two different temperature censors right? The current temp(taken from the edge of the GPU die) and the junction temp(taken from the centre of the GPU die)

NVIDIA only chooses to allow you to see the cooler current temp from the edge of the GPU, your current temp is 85c, if you could see your junction temp taken from the centre, this is much hotter and more than likely hitting around 100c, again as i said in my other post your card wont start to throttle unless the junction temp hits 110c.

Unlike Nvidia us AMD users can see both the current and junction temps within the AMD adrenaline software.

[S T R I V E]

65 - 85 c whilst gaming seems reasonable depending on your gpu and the settings you use
but there are some factors that cause a gpu to overheat including setting fan curves that dont cool your GPU effectively for a silent experience ,

GPU-dependant games

The quality of the GPU’s cooling system

Ambient temperature

Case quality

The GPU is dusty

Your PC is old

Airflow quality

Computer fans aren’t working

Bottlenecking

[burgerbait]

At the end of the day a stock card won't let itself get too hot but does so by limiting performance. As long as you're getting the frames you want at the resolution you want, don't worry about it. If you really wanted to sort your cooling you'd be buying a watercooling setup.

[BioPhysX]

I get between 70-73c at 4k dlss Quality and all settings maxed out with MSI 3080 ti Suprim. But i made my own fan curved and i recommend you to do so. built in settings are only the sweet spot between cooling performance and fan noise. and even if a graphic card can run safely at 80+ degree, the coolest the better for the longevity of your card. and i dont mind to ♥♥♥♥♥♥ my block fan on the graphic card cause it can be repaired easily compare to the card itself.

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59-62c on 4k max out with 90% available for textures if I had 80c I would change fan curve and undervolt in msi afterburner

there is an ingame set like resolution scale ???

what for? I have 4090 no need for RS

[Zebra]

3080 with a modest undervolt and an agressive fan curve in msi afterburner, and my temps stay between 55-65 max settings 1440p.