Overheating issue

[Afonso]

My computer can run COD MWIII on max graphics wihout heating up above 50ºC, but when i open CS2 and i inspect an item the temperature goes to above 70ºC, if i just play the game the tempeature stays at about 40ºC, is the overheating issue to do with the inspect itself or is it just my pc acting up?

[capersnip]

fps_ui at 60,if temp still high reduce more ;

[Chiyoko]

Originally posted by capersnip:

fps_ui at 60,if temp still high reduce more ;

This, but:
fps_max_ui 60

[Disposable_Hero]

Originally posted by Professional Gambler / DROP.SKIN:

My computer can run COD MWIII on max graphics wihout heating up above 50ºC, but when i open CS2 and i inspect an item the temperature goes to above 70ºC, if i just play the game the tempeature stays at about 40ºC, is the overheating issue to do with the inspect itself or is it just my pc acting up?

It's not just you - I checked with Nvidia Frame View and GPU load is 99% percent on the inspect weapon screen (and advanced video settings) with reasonable fps limit. I wrote an email to [e-mail] but I doubt they will do anything about it soon.

[Just Guy 0_0]

70 C is not overheating , it would be if it was 80C or higher , I with 15% speed on air fan cooling the temperature in menu is 75C but with 50% (normal speed) the temperature in menu is 64C (1440 resolution , high , medium 280 fps limit in everything )

[swrv]

That's called a bottle neck

[Admiral]

Considering how ridiculous TDPs have gotten lately it's quite normal to have a modern processor running 70-80c under a heavy load.

[capersnip]

Originally posted by Rize:

Originally posted by capersnip:

fps_ui at 60,if temp still high reduce more ;

This, but:
fps_max_ui 60

Yeap not the exact spelling but the console give you some choice when you type keyword,i assumed he know.

[bLz~]

Originally posted by Professional loser / DROP.SKIN:

My computer can run COD MWIII on max graphics wihout heating up above 50ºC, but when i open CS2 and i inspect an item the temperature goes to above 70ºC, if i just play the game the tempeature stays at about 40ºC, is the overheating issue to do with the inspect itself or is it just my pc acting up?

70-75°° is still a very normal temp for cpu and gpu.
thats not overheating, thats not clocking you down, thats not reducing lifespan.
80+ i would consider improving cooling solution,
90+ is overheating.
100+ still doesnt explode, it might just turn off your pc.
if 75° is the max, just leave it.

also, are you talking about your cpu heat?
grafic cards dont really need any extra cooling.
it would be really weird for a gpu to overheat.
just dont buy the cheapest, smallest version of the gpu you want.

wanting your stuff to be at 50° needs the best available water cooling.
the only other way to get this, is to have bad pc parts that slow eachother down and dont get used completely.
u literally do not want 50° system in game.
that would rather mean u wasted money on parts u dont need, or something is slowing eachother down.

70° is perfect temp

[capersnip]

Originally posted by Disposable_Hero:

Originally posted by Professional Gambler / DROP.SKIN:

My computer can run COD MWIII on max graphics wihout heating up above 50ºC, but when i open CS2 and i inspect an item the temperature goes to above 70ºC, if i just play the game the tempeature stays at about 40ºC, is the overheating issue to do with the inspect itself or is it just my pc acting up?

It's not just you - I checked with Nvidia Frame View and GPU load is 99% percent on the inspect weapon screen (and advanced video settings) with reasonable fps limit. I wrote an email to [e-mail] but I doubt they will do anything about it soon.

i think you have the same thing as the autor of the thread.
The fps in the menu still above 60,by default i think it's at 120 by what we can see in the console.

[capersnip]

Originally posted by Street ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ vigilante:

Considering how ridiculous TDPs have gotten lately it's quite normal to have a modern processor running 70-80c under a heavy load.

Not new,300w+ vega gpu

[pivo]

11900k 100 C in cs2
3060 ti FE 80 C