are these good temps for the gpu and CPU?

[KingZombie]

are these temps good for the gpu & cpu when idle? I have a R9 380x & i5-4590

i have 3 fans.

- Noctua NF-F12 PWM 120mm fan (Front)
- 120mm LED Fan (came with my case) (side)
- 80mm Noctua R8-1800 redux 80mm fan (Back)

Case: Viotek VT-365

cpu & gpu temps using CPUID:
https://i.gyazo.com/9046c5b37a98d1aecc4cb58f96431ba4.png

 

[nukemaster]

Your temperatures look fine. It is load temperatures one normally worries about.

 

[KingZombie]

Your temperatures look fine. It is load temperatures one normally worries about.

i started the witcher 3: Wild hunt. settings are on high

and these are my current temps for it:

https://i.gyazo.com/6bd1ec210bf47bb5f84a49a5457c65fd.png

Temperatures climbed to 71 degrees *C after i took to the screenshot.

 

[KingZombie]

second screenshot: https://i.gyazo.com/0d85c27d21ea77f79462b966c3334232.png

Update: when i stopped the highest temp i believe was 74*C

what would happen if it does get overheated, because i have played the Witcher 3: Wild hunt and finished already hadn't the my computer turn off or restart.

 

[TJ Hooker]

Those temperatures are fine. Anything less than 80 C is safe for modern GPUs and CPUs (Intel anyway, not sure if AMD is different). Even 90 C won't kill the card outright, but most people would be concerned about affecting component longevity at that point.

 

[nukemaster]

At some point normally parts will try to clock down to avoid further heating, if that fails they will shut down.

74c is not that high for a video card. Some have better coolers(run cooler) than others, but your temperatures do not seem to be an issue.

 

[KingZombie]

At some point normally parts will try to clock down to avoid further heating, if that fails they will shut down.

74c is not that high for a video card. Some have better coolers(run cooler) than others, but your temperatures do not seem to be an issue.

i guess i'm fine then. Playing through the witcher 3, during my first playthrough, didn't have any issues. so i'm guessing temps never reached high enough to that point where it would shut itself down.

 

[nukemaster]

Just ensure the system does not get full of dust(so clean it every now and then) and you should be fine.