Memory temp and Hotspot on a 3080ti?

[Kumoko]

it is summer RN and just wondering if i should b concerned as my memory junction reach 96 and hot spot at 88-90 at some points when things get intensive while my GPU temp just sits at 78-81

AMD CPU is also getting at some point that 75C lol

[Coffee]

That sounds pretty high. Just tested mine with Forza Horizon 5 which stresses this thing pretty hard at the settings I run. For comparison.
-Memory junction temps are min 42 max 72.
-GPU temp min 30.7 max 58.2.
-GPU hot spot temp min 41 max 68
-CPU temp min 30 max 58
Ryzen 9 5950x and 3090 reported by HWiNFO64

[River]

That is very hot temps. Be careful.

[Kumoko]

Publicado originalmente por Coffee:

That sounds pretty high. Just tested mine with Forza Horizon 5 which stresses this thing pretty hard at the settings I run. For comparison.
-Memory junction temps are min 42 max 72.
-GPU temp min 30.7 max 58.2.
-GPU hot spot temp min 41 max 68
-CPU temp min 30 max 58
Ryzen 9 5950x and 3090 reported by HWiNFO64

dang i guess i should control the voltage during this time huh coz i went to do 875 1900mhz and those temp dropped down to
Mem Junc 86-88 Hot spot 80-82 but that still is high

[Coffee]

I forgot to say that was in ambient temp of 22c.

[Illusion of Progress]

I'm not sure which AMD CPU that is, but unless it's a vastly older one which tended to have a far lower maximum ceiling than more recent ones do, which I doubt given the GPU being used with it, then 75C that is not at all concerning for it. For a Zen 2 or Zen 3 that would be perhaps cooler than typical, if anything.

80C isn't too warm for the GPU either, and I imagine wouldn't be unexpected on a higher end card especially in a warm season. The hotspot temperature used to not be reported for nVidia hardware, but as of some months back, it is (and suddenly it's sometimes being treated as the average and to be kept below those norms despite having always been warmer than the reported average).

I can't speak for the memory junction temperatures, however, as I'm not familiar with what is normal or the maximum safe temperature for such a thing.

[Kumoko]

Publicado originalmente por Illusion of Progress:

I'm not sure which AMD CPU that is, but unless it's a vastly older one which tended to have a far lower maximum ceiling than more recent ones do, which I doubt given the GPU being used with it, then 75C that is not at all concerning for it. For a Zen 2 or Zen 3 that would be perhaps cooler than typical, if anything.

80C isn't too warm for the GPU either, and I imagine wouldn't be unexpected on a higher end card especially in a warm season. The hotspot temperature used to not be reported for nVidia hardware, but as of some months back, it is (and suddenly it's sometimes being treated as the average and to be kept below those norms despite having always been warmer than the reported average).

I can't speak for the memory junction temperatures, however, as I'm not familiar with what is normal or the maximum safe temperature for such a thing.

well im just mainly concerned for the mem junction and hotspot coz a gpu at 70-80 is warm but ok but seeing how mem and hot spot r reaching those 90s are concerning imo

but ye on idle those temp only goes 54-58 and gpu below 50ish

[Illusion of Progress]

I don't know about the memory junction temperature as I've never dealt with it.

For the GPU though, no, 70C especially but even 80C is not too hot for the GPU (and as the hot spot is warmer, if that's not too hot for the GPU then obviously the hot spot can be warmer than that).

[Monk]

While it's not ideal, just turn your fan speed up, the memory is technically good until about 120c and will throttle at 110c.

If you are worried you could open it up and upgrade the thermal pads etc.

[Schrute_Farms_B&B]

Publicado originalmente por Coffee:

That sounds pretty high. Just tested mine with Forza Horizon 5 which stresses this thing pretty hard at the settings I run. For comparison.
-Memory junction temps are min 42 max 72.
-GPU temp min 30.7 max 58.2.
-GPU hot spot temp min 41 max 68
-CPU temp min 30 max 58
Ryzen 9 5950x and 3090 reported by HWiNFO64

With all due respect, are you just flexing or are you really trying to help ?
Because, no matter if youre temps are real or whatever, these are not realistic temps for normal users.
The only thing which youre achieving, is to scare off OP.

Cmon..... A 5950X with a max of 58 degrees under heavy load..............
Sure, its possible with an AIO/Curve Optimizer or ECO mode, but not everybody is capable of tweaking their CPUS or / does not own a proper cooling system:

For starters, just keep ist real.
No need to worry OP more than necessary.

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@OP

I agree with Illusion. Temps are high but still alright. Nothing to worry about in terms of hotspot temps and memory junction.
Same on my former 3080TI before I used an AIO.

[Coffee]

Publicado originalmente por Schrute_Farms_B&B:

Publicado originalmente por Coffee:

That sounds pretty high. Just tested mine with Forza Horizon 5 which stresses this thing pretty hard at the settings I run. For comparison.
-Memory junction temps are min 42 max 72.
-GPU temp min 30.7 max 58.2.
-GPU hot spot temp min 41 max 68
-CPU temp min 30 max 58
Ryzen 9 5950x and 3090 reported by HWiNFO64

With all due respect, are you just flexing or are you really trying to help ?
Because, no matter if youre temps are real or whatever, these are not realistic temps for normal users.
The only thing which youre achieving, is to scare off OP.

Cmon..... A 5950X with a max of 58 degrees under heavy load..............
Sure, its possible with an AIO/Curve Optimizer or ECO mode, but not everybody is capable of tweaking their CPUS or / does not own a proper cooling system:

For starters, just keep ist real.
No need to worry OP more than necessary.

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@OP

I agree with Illusion. Temps are high but still alright. Nothing to worry about in terms of hotspot temps and memory junction.
Same on my former 3080TI before I used an AIO.

I never said the temps were too high or dangerous. I just think they are towards the upper end of what I'd consider a normal operating range. I think you are attributing gamer's comment to me.
I'm not flexing just offering him some results from a comparable system to his.
And yes I have an AIO. The cpu results were only added for interest.

[Schrute_Farms_B&B]

I didnt said youre explicitly trying to scare off OP, cause you seem like an alright-dude. :)
Just said, that these nice temps of yours, could be worrying to some people, who arent into AIO/Undervolting/Tweaking or whatever and they might think that their setup is running too hot or their suffering from a bad build/airflow.

[Coffee]

I see where you're coming from and that was not my intention. The OP never mentioned the ambient temp his system is operating in. It may be very high in which case his system is working just fine. It is still something I would monitor though.

[Guydodge]

your temps seem a bit high to me.are you using a air cooler for cpu ? they can add
alot of heat inside your case.try removing your side panel see if temps improve.
you may need to rethink your cooling solution.

also use a aggressive fan curve on gpu have fans ramp up at a low temp its easier
to keep a card cool than cool it down

[Philco7a]

ATX Power Supply getting too warm and a voltage drop from the bridge rectifier which will kill your GPU is your main concern running in a hot PC case.

When your ATX Power Supply can't feed the beast what it wants, poof goes the GPU power circuit. Watch out for ATX Power Supplies with Eco Mode that keep the power supply fan off...you don't want that with a 3080 ti. (put the EVGA power supply in the trash)

[N0REGARD4LIFE]

Publicado originalmente por Kumoko:

it is summer RN and just wondering if i should b concerned as my memory junction reach 96 and hot spot at 88-90 at some points when things get intensive while my GPU temp just sits at 78-81

AMD CPU is also getting at some point that 75C lol

What kind of airflow is your gpu getting? Just from my experience with a 2080ti my core vs hot spot temp was right around a 15c difference. Your difference between those two is a good delta, but I’m betting your case lacks good airflow to help drive core temps down which in turn should bring down your hot spot temp, and I’m betting your memory junction temps come down too. Tons of people with 3080ti on YouTube are getting memory junction temps down into the mid 80s by replacing the thermal pads.

EDIT: just saw your idle gpu temps. Definitely your air flow sucks.