Carmen813
I have the o11 xl and recently swapped so my kingpin is top exhaust as push pull and cpu side intake as push pull. I feel like my temperatures are high, around 63c gpu die in time spy extreme looping with no oc. It will read 59 to 60c in x1.
Load is about 480w.
I have 2x 140mm intakes and a 120mm exhaust. I've got them with pretty aggressive profiles to keep fresh air flowing.
When I had my kingpin as side exhaust or intake it would hit 75c, the exhaust was getting trapped by rear side panel.
How are others doing in this case? My ambient is around 26c. I see some locking their voltages and wonder if I should try that, as mine will fluctuate up to 1.2v.
I am using l2n bios, never touched dip switches or classified tools.
What CPU are you running? Also, with 26C ambient (that's pretty warm), I'd say 59-60C is warm, but not "hot". With push/pull fans, in a high airflow environment in my case, and 70F (~21C) ambient, my card peaks at the 49-51C on the GPU readout range (few degrees higher on the Die temp), and that's with all the extra cooling modifications I've done with the extra thermal pads, heatsinks, etc, which has improved even the core/die temps slightly.
So it sounds like your temps are within range of what they should be.
Keep in mind "GPU voltage", NVVDD & MSVDD are all GPU voltages, and they're all different. What you see as GPU voltage is what you should be comparing numbers with others on if we're talking about a Voltage Frequency Curve in Afterburner.
Note that running an undervolt/OC would very likely help quite a bit with your temps if you're gonna go kind of low on the voltage side. I.E. running something like 2100MHz @ 1025mV (which should work for most people as that's pretty conservative on the clocks & undervolting side) should help with temps, power draw, & still give you better than stock performance numbers.