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That's gotta be Fahrenheit.
Thank you that's what I have been saying. This guy gets it. I have been trying to adjust some settings in that game and I think it was a ssao setting. I turned it off and the game maxed at 55 58c. That's 20c difference. So that's odd. Idk I think my windows 7 10606g ran it better. All other game temps are fine so far as I continue to test it.
its possible the game doesnt do well with 1080ti i have just cause 2 but i havent played it on my 1070 but ive seen posts of people with high end hardware complain of low fps on older titles and this is def. an older title my guess is it doesnt do well with 1080ti + newer drivers
you would have been using a bit older drivers on windows 7 with the 1060 maybe the game was better supported with hat setup.. this game is old
2. temps don't mean crap, if you don't correlate them to the model and current fan rpm. Yours may just be chilling around, and doesn't feel the need to ramp up fans - this is a GOOD thing.
<80°C is nothing for modern nvidia cards, so they usually shouldn't increase fan speed, and therefore keep it quiet AND cool at the same time.
3. yeah, sounds like some FE edition
4. 1060s, especially if custom model, and their firmware, it's really rather hard to get any heat out of them.
just my 2 cents.
P.S.: do some stress test, then check temps with GPU-Z, AIDA64, whatever, and don't forget to mention fan rpm. Otherwise i can't see any issue with yours.
i updated and nothing happened i still cant make full screen