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my room i think is 33C(?)
btw my case has got only one fan so my problem probably is a bad airflow, i need to buy new fans
In Winter the usual temp for a household that the thermostat is set to is 68F
I'm comfortable with it being a cool/warm temp, basically the temp of early spring or there abouts.
Being on the 2nd floor of the house, Hot/Cold weather easily affects temps in this section as its shared with the attic so i try not to have it set to high.
In your case, if you arent using the Performance setting, then yeah you are likely airflow limited with only one fan whereas i have 4 fans in a high airflow case.
should I turn it off?
For me, id rather be Cool than Hot
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It should be noted that taking off your case's side panel will likely decrease temps as more air is circulating, so you can try that as well.
Just curious CJ, what video card do you have? Nvidia video cards tend to idle a little hotter due to the fans turn off when idle. This is normal. Anything in the 35c - 45c range is fine for a modern video card for idle, nothing to worry about.
All you need to worry about is when it's under load, does the temporary keep on increasing up and up, or does it remain stable? If it's getting up to 85+ then you can start to worry.
You will likely find, due to the graphic card design (ASUS STRIX also does this), it's actually not even using the fans while idle (to remain quiet with zero noise level and just uses the heatsink to cool), till the temp peaks over a certain point. If that's the case, it's running fine and how it should be working.
Silent Innovation - Fans stop for complete silence when below a set temperature threshold.
Extending fan life - Less usage means less wear and longer fan life.
SMART - It’s all done automatically, unless over-written in the overclocking app.
EVGA 1060 SSC 6GB
I dont have high idle temps
The ONLY time i ever do have high idle temps is when i set the NVIDIA CP Power setting to Performance
And you are apparently missing the dang POINT
The ONLY Reason for temps to be above the 30s is
1: Bad Airflow or High ambient room temps
2: Because Performance is set and you have GPU activity, whether by a website, a video etc etc.
You are the one that isnt understanding what i'm saying, not the other way around bud.
Theres no reason why an Idle GPU should be idling in the 40s or 50s with NO GPU activity.
Considering the fact that 50C is near the normal operating temp of 60C when actually playing a GAME, i Do consider that to be High at Idle.
am i making more sense now?
50C IS High for an idle temp
Thats MY Opinion
We obviously have different views of what temperature is considered hot, so just leave it at that.
The Zotac 1060 6GB AMP! Edition has what is known as "Silent Innovation"
This disables it's fans by default if the temperature is below a certain mark, I believe for that model it's set at 60 degrees. Check the fans while it's idle, are they even spinning?
It's not until it starts doing a load and getting hot, then the fans kick in to cool it down.
Therefore 50 degrees is fine for it and it's not worried one bit about it's own heatsink taking care of that. It's actually saving your fans life span as well as keeping itself quiet, so you can go enjoy web-browsing or watching a movie in silences from it.
Yeah, pretty much all 10 series GPUs have that feature, i personally love it as it means i dont have to dust off my GPU as often as you would with an always on fan version.
Though i'm not sure if the single fan models do that as well
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My point though is i believe anything over the 30's to be high, which as i mentioned could be caused by air flow, ambient room temps, or because of the Performance power setting as even minor GPU usage will cause the clocks to max out and cause the extra heat.
Well you have two options:
- Ignore it and let it handle it automatically
(or)
- Install the overclocking app and adjust the fan curve to kick in at a lower temp or always be on. You don't need to adjust the overclock settings, just the fan curve (which is normally a graph, you can drag temp vs fan speeds around upon). You basically tweak it to what your pc case needs, if other components below the graphic card needs cooling too, that's a good idea.
https://www.zotac.com/news/new-and-improved-firestorm-utility
Download from: https://www.zotac.com/pk/page/firestorm
Under the fan speed setting > Advance > User Define Setting
Consider something like:
30 @ 40°C
45 @ 60°C
75 @ 70°C
100 @ 84°C
And then tweak it, so it's not so loud or kick in, but the temps remain at a good level.
The actual facts: GTX 1000 series video cards drop their fans to 0% at or below 60c for some models and at or below 50c for some AIB Partner models, depending on how the video card's bios is programmed. This is normal operating procedure. Even the reference / stock 1000 series do this. All Nvidia Pascal (1000 series) video cards on air coolers with fans can and will idle anywhere in the 30c~49c range. Anything that idles less than 50c for pascal video cards is normal operating conditions, from the factory. This is literally the designed function of the video cards per Nvidia. Nothing about this situation is "wrong" or "abnormal".
Which part of this do you some how not understand? I don't know how to write it any clearer but if you are still confused I can attempt to clarify further some how.
50C at IDLE IS HIGH
As Azza says, you could easily just use a fan profile, but i dont think idle temps should be that high. 9 series and previous GPUs that may have been fine for, but 10 series and up GPUs do not have issues with temps like they did.
as such i feel it isnt right for idle temps to be that high
which is ALL ive been trying to say
Just drop it