Ideally what is the safe temperature while gaming

[🔥Astral Rage🔥]

I wanna know how much temp is ok to have

I started using msi afterburner to check my GPU, CPU temp and usage
I have 2 GPU cuz laptop
My specs
GTX 1650 4GB RAM ,Ryzen 5-355OH,8GB DDR4 RAM

While playing gta v I get constant 60 fps on high settings but temp sent up to 90C

Note: my fan speed is low at default
Idk if I should change it

[Cathulhu]

Up to 90°C is safe for CPU and GPU these days.
Laptops generally suffer from poor cooling due to the cramped space in the device. Not enough for proper airflow.

[Muppet among Puppets]

You should read what max temp is told on its description page.

The general expectation they usually have in common:
amd: up to 62 celsius
intel up to 72 celsius.

That is not when they break, but its healthy to stay lower than that.


For a laptop, i would test when its new. And probably that temperature is what they were made for.

[🔥Astral Rage🔥]

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

You should read what max temp is told on its description page.

The general expectation they usually have in common:
amd: up to 62 celsius
intel up to 72 celsius.

That is not when they break, but its healthy to stay lower than that.


For a laptop, i would test when its new. And probably that temperature is what they were made for.

Mine is new bought it like a month ago

[Ogami]

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

You should read what max temp is told on its description page.

The general expectation they usually have in common:
amd: up to 62 celsius
intel up to 72 celsius.

The AMD recommendation is definitely outdated. That was for FX CPU.
The Ryzen CPU have a temperature limit of 95 degree celsius before they start to clock down to prevent damage.

[🔥Astral Rage🔥]

Originally posted by Ogami:

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

You should read what max temp is told on its description page.

The general expectation they usually have in common:
amd: up to 62 celsius
intel up to 72 celsius.

The AMD recommendation is definitely outdated. That was for FX CPU.
The Ryzen CPU have a temperature limit of 95 degree celsius before they start to clock down to prevent damage.

My GPU goes upto 90C not CPU

[Muppet among Puppets]

Originally posted by Ogami:

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

You should read what max temp is told on its description page.

The general expectation they usually have in common:
amd: up to 62 celsius
intel up to 72 celsius.

The AMD recommendation is definitely outdated. That was for FX CPU.
The Ryzen CPU have a temperature limit of 95 degree celsius before they start to clock down to prevent damage.

It looks like they tell max limits now, instead of max usage temperatures.

[Muppet among Puppets]

Originally posted by 🔥Morbid Thinker🔥:

My GPU goes upto 90C not CPU

Here as well, read the temperature for that grafic.

Most have a temperature "goal", which actually is the point they allow to keep. You can lower it with more air probably, but they do all to let it be the max.

[MancSoulja]

Your GPU has a max temp of 92c or 92-94c depending on model.

With GPU boost 2, this means your GPU will maintain it's full boost clock up until about 90c, then it will start clocking down, it's aim is to keep your GPU under 92c.

90c is in no way dangerous for your model of GPU.