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GTX 650 Ti idle temp

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2014/09/20 02:26:04 (permalink)
Most likely I have terrible ventilation and relatively warm ambient temps around my computer, but my idle temperature sticks around 48-50c. As an experiment I jogged the fan to 100% and the coolest it would get was 48c at rest. I even tried lowering the voltage from 1.1 to 1.087, but it was pretty stubborn about sticking at that temp. I recently blew out the case of all the crud and dust, the card itself has nothing blocking it on the fan side and the case is reasonably well ventilated.
 
I see normal temps reported by most people are about 10 - 15 degrees cooler, and most everyone has the Boost version of the Ti. I have the mundane version. I already figured on the regular means of remediation, but I figured I'd toss it out there and see if anyone has encountered this, or if I'm just being lazy and need to excavate my rig and reinstall the hardware more sensibly (such as cables blocking the front/drive bays and fan from the back mobo exhaust fan. Little things like that which can add up to a few extra degrees over time.
 
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    yodap
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    Re: GTX 650 Ti idle temp 2014/09/20 04:55:40 (permalink)
    Hmm,
    My boost is sitting at 29c at idle and stock clocks and voltage.
     
    Did you remove the card and blow it out also? Maybe you can re-TIM the chip. EVGA allows you to do that under warranty.


     

     
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    Re: GTX 650 Ti idle temp 2014/09/20 06:59:25 (permalink)
    Thanks for the idea yodap. It's out of warranty, so that's not a big deal, but doing a bit of scouring and a fresh coat of thermal paste couldn't hurt. My case is also pretty old and could really be positioned for better airflow. I was a bit surprised cranking the fan to 100 only pulled it down a couple of degrees, but it would make sense.
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    Re: GTX 650 Ti idle temp 2014/10/17 07:35:25 (permalink)
    for kicks i have the boost as well and i pumped my fan up to 100% and got it down to 29c
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    Re: GTX 650 Ti idle temp 2014/10/17 11:27:42 (permalink)
    Is the GPU clocked up at idle?
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    Re: GTX 650 Ti idle temp 2014/10/17 11:27:46 (permalink)
    -Forum lag double post-
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