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DO NOT Undervolt 1.1V is the happy place for your card
Start with setting frame cap to 30 as described in tip #9 here
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3436896664
and get MSI Afterburner, set the fan speed to maximum all the time
Check for the temperature and slowly raise the cap in intervalls of 30 until you hit a good point for you - you can do that in addition with undervolting or before
This game does stress my hardware more than most other games, which makes hardware run hotter. Just gonna throw this out there tho - it may coincide with your PC needing a dusting off ? I don't run -this- hot while playing wilds. ;p
this is probably more accurate :P
But this game just won’t let me get below the 80°C mark, no matter whether I lower the resolution, set maximum performance in frame generation, or turn everything down to minimum details. There’s barely a 3°C difference, which makes it really strange.
My PC is almost dust-free, I clean it regularly. I really value my PC because it was insanely expensive for a hobby.
Share a screenshot of your FPS cap
There is nothing to worry about. If this is your max temperature, then this means that everything is working as intended.
Also it seems that this game engine in Wilds is not well optimized or the engine is at its limits, so it is keeping our hardware more bussy than it should. But if the thermal flow in your PC is sound (which it sounds it is), then nothing will break or wear out. Depending on your fans it may get just loud. Mine does too :)