8800gts running hot "ouch thats hot"
Hey i got 2 8800gts in my striker 2 formula mobo and the top card is always running as hot as hell ive tryed to put extra fan next to them but still to hot can anyone help?????
Hey i got 2 8800gts in my striker 2 formula mobo and the top card is always running as hot as hell ive tryed to put extra fan next to them but still to hot can anyone help?????

#1
Posted 08/26/2009 07:20 PM   
how hot exactly? download gpu-z - it tells you the temperature. it is fine for the card to get up to mid 80's (centigrade)
how hot exactly? download gpu-z - it tells you the temperature. it is fine for the card to get up to mid 80's (centigrade)

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#2
Posted 08/26/2009 07:53 PM   
I run 2 gtx 275 FTWs and if I don't use evga precision to raise my fan speed to max I've gotten well over 100 degrees. I would suggest doing something to raise your gpu fan speed.
I run 2 gtx 275 FTWs and if I don't use evga precision to raise my fan speed to max I've gotten well over 100 degrees. I would suggest doing something to raise your gpu fan speed.

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#3
Posted 08/26/2009 09:30 PM   
set the fan speed into 100% on rivatuner
set the fan speed into 100% on rivatuner

#4
Posted 08/26/2009 10:43 PM   
I've found that unless I water cool my nvidia card it always fails within a couple of months, usually ram seem go first, so my advice is to water cool your card or especially if you have more than one. It's gets up to 40 C where I live in summer so I have to water cool everything....
I've found that unless I water cool my nvidia card it always fails within a couple of months, usually ram seem go first, so my advice is to water cool your card or especially if you have more than one. It's gets up to 40 C where I live in summer so I have to water cool everything....

#5
Posted 08/30/2009 10:25 AM   
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