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Device heating unexpectedly without warning.

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07GmanBEAST07
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02-18-2017, 04:57 AM
#11
You're experiencing no artifacts at stock speed despite overheating, which suggests the VRAM isn't the main issue. It could be related to other factors like cooling or driver settings.
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07GmanBEAST07
02-18-2017, 04:57 AM #11

You're experiencing no artifacts at stock speed despite overheating, which suggests the VRAM isn't the main issue. It could be related to other factors like cooling or driver settings.

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xXAutumnFoxXx
Member
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02-25-2017, 02:31 AM
#12
I'm confused about what you're trying to say. You seem to be mixing up concepts about storage speed and cooling systems. The VRAM isn't affected by stock or underclocked settings—it's more about how well the cooling works. The thermal pads, metal frame, and fans help keep the VRAM from overheating. If the cooling isn't effective, temperatures rise, which can impact performance.
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xXAutumnFoxXx
02-25-2017, 02:31 AM #12

I'm confused about what you're trying to say. You seem to be mixing up concepts about storage speed and cooling systems. The VRAM isn't affected by stock or underclocked settings—it's more about how well the cooling works. The thermal pads, metal frame, and fans help keep the VRAM from overheating. If the cooling isn't effective, temperatures rise, which can impact performance.

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robertt696
Junior Member
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02-26-2017, 12:21 AM
#13
You receive them only when the clock is slowed down. The ones shown in the screenshot might have been an error, or maybe not. Sorry, I'm exhausted and English isn't my primary language.
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robertt696
02-26-2017, 12:21 AM #13

You receive them only when the clock is slowed down. The ones shown in the screenshot might have been an error, or maybe not. Sorry, I'm exhausted and English isn't my primary language.

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Qandii
Member
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02-26-2017, 07:16 AM
#14
Sure, keep them at stock levels. It seems like excessive underclocking might be causing issues, possibly linked to the GPU overheating. I’d still consider adjusting the thermal paste on the graphics card and perform a thorough dust cleaning to see if that helps.
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Qandii
02-26-2017, 07:16 AM #14

Sure, keep them at stock levels. It seems like excessive underclocking might be causing issues, possibly linked to the GPU overheating. I’d still consider adjusting the thermal paste on the graphics card and perform a thorough dust cleaning to see if that helps.

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MrKiwiism
Member
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02-27-2017, 06:10 PM
#15
I've replaced the thermal paste and cleaned the GPU, yet it remains extremely warm.
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MrKiwiism
02-27-2017, 06:10 PM #15

I've replaced the thermal paste and cleaned the GPU, yet it remains extremely warm.

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asdno2
Member
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02-28-2017, 02:55 PM
#16
Check the side panel removal to observe temperature changes—it raises doubts about the case type you’re using.
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asdno2
02-28-2017, 02:55 PM #16

Check the side panel removal to observe temperature changes—it raises doubts about the case type you’re using.

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BigoHD
Junior Member
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03-01-2017, 04:12 AM
#17
I've been using the same setup ever since I built this PC—it's an aerocool unit, and everything functioned well even at high temperatures. As I mentioned, the GPU reached its maximum of around 66 before an unexpected issue occurred. All fans are operating normally, and with the air conditioner running, my room stays cool. Currently, the CPU is at 35, while the GPU fluctuates between 42 and 44°C when idle.
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BigoHD
03-01-2017, 04:12 AM #17

I've been using the same setup ever since I built this PC—it's an aerocool unit, and everything functioned well even at high temperatures. As I mentioned, the GPU reached its maximum of around 66 before an unexpected issue occurred. All fans are operating normally, and with the air conditioner running, my room stays cool. Currently, the CPU is at 35, while the GPU fluctuates between 42 and 44°C when idle.

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Toodaloo_246
Senior Member
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03-01-2017, 04:34 AM
#18
These idle readings are quite acceptable...focus on keeping the GPU warm when you're under load. Are you running more demanding games? Higher GPU usage raises temps too—just like with my 6900XT, it stays below 60°C in less intense titles like World of Tanks, but BF2042 pushes it up to around 73°C.
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Toodaloo_246
03-01-2017, 04:34 AM #18

These idle readings are quite acceptable...focus on keeping the GPU warm when you're under load. Are you running more demanding games? Higher GPU usage raises temps too—just like with my 6900XT, it stays below 60°C in less intense titles like World of Tanks, but BF2042 pushes it up to around 73°C.

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cheykedy
Junior Member
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03-01-2017, 06:05 AM
#19
I could handle a 6900xt to hit 73c, but not an rx570 during multiplayer sessions, particularly since it was running smoothly just an hour prior. For instance, in DA Inquisition, the character display and GPU performance were excellent, with temperatures climbing rapidly to around 75c almost instantly—before I even started playing. The same applies to Vermintie 2; I experience extreme heat spikes in the hub when I run identical games at the same configurations. I recently set a new record of 78c in Vermintide 2 on the lowest settings at the main hub, and I’m ready to push that further.
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cheykedy
03-01-2017, 06:05 AM #19

I could handle a 6900xt to hit 73c, but not an rx570 during multiplayer sessions, particularly since it was running smoothly just an hour prior. For instance, in DA Inquisition, the character display and GPU performance were excellent, with temperatures climbing rapidly to around 75c almost instantly—before I even started playing. The same applies to Vermintie 2; I experience extreme heat spikes in the hub when I run identical games at the same configurations. I recently set a new record of 78c in Vermintide 2 on the lowest settings at the main hub, and I’m ready to push that further.

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BuloloKO
Member
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03-01-2017, 06:33 AM
#20
The temperature of your graphics card varies with workload and usage, not just based on model differences. You should increase fan speeds using settings in MSI Afterburner or AMD's Adrenalin.
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BuloloKO
03-01-2017, 06:33 AM #20

The temperature of your graphics card varies with workload and usage, not just based on model differences. You should increase fan speeds using settings in MSI Afterburner or AMD's Adrenalin.

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