While gaming, my GPU transforms into a jet-like state.
While gaming, my GPU transforms into a jet-like state.
Hey, your GPU behaves like a jet during certain games—sudden spikes followed by drops. It usually stays normal but changes abruptly. This happens specifically in BDO during combat. GPU model: 2070 Super (temperatures range 75-85°C while gaming). CPU: 5900x. If you have more details, let me know. Thanks!
Audience excitement builds rapidly, making it feel very warm at 85°C for a 2070S. The 5900X can get quite hot and might raise the internal temperature—consider better airflow or adding case fans. If airflow is insufficient, cap the GPU temperature or lower the clock speed in Afterburner.
Observe how the fans increase rapidly during intense moments. This occurs specifically with certain games, such as Total War: Warhammer, where the graphics card hits a peak and the fans speed up only in those situations. The problem likely stems from the game itself or your hardware becoming overheated after being clean before.
It seems the GPU is overheating, reaching around 85°C. The fan settings adjust to push cooling air across the card, then ease back once temperatures drop. Different games cause varying heat levels, so you might not hit such high temps in others. Consider adjusting your graphics card’s fan curve for better control. Manufacturers usually offer software to fine-tune these settings, though third-party tools like MSI Afterburner often work across brands. Smooth the curve with finer adjustments to avoid sudden speed changes and keep temperatures stable.
I cleaned my PC, which could be why the games worked fine before. I also played those games earlier without any problems.
Ensure the GPU is properly addressed. A pea-sized dot will spread smoothly.