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GTX1070 not going past 55 degrees celsius.
STABLE?
COD MW 2 runs cooler for me..
There's a problem in your case, the heat just isn't escaping, or you have a hotspot
considering how old our cards are, have you ever re-pasted the thermals??
probably time to do that now [for us both]
I use MSI afterburner, and run a constant 42% fan, rather than only letting it go on when you reach a certain temperature.
Overheating is the result
time for new thermal paste
ensure your GPU is using the MSI methods of communication :) should help a lot - pre RTX3/4 users;
constant fan is not usually a good idea, its better to make a fan curve, agressive at 60C-70C and mild at 50C, the last thing you want is to crack your gpus silicon by heating and cooling down too fast.
Again, if you're not willing to try, how will you know?
GPU silicon is not going to crack. You will never reach the extreme temperatures it took to make the GPU inside your controlled system..
Literally TRY SOMETHING NEW>
You don't like the IDEA> but you have never actually practiced trying ANYTHING we've told you here...
My new temps are 49 degrees, haha i read an article on undervolting thanks to MSI afterburner, but i reset it back / feels weird, because the temps may not go as high as before, but once they're there :? it likes to hover pretty near; instead of going back to the thirties...