Question Are these normal temperatues?

[zackthaboss]

My msi gtx 1060 6gb gaming x graphics card idles around 40c and during gaming like far cry 5 it will get up to 65c. I have 3 intake fans in my case and 1 exhaust fan and 35% fan speed set in msi afterburner only while gaming, when not gaming i turn the fan off.

 

[Jepson]

Maybe try upgrading your processor or mobo because if you have any of those that are outdated with your gpu, it can make your fans and computer work overly hard to run and not be able to run the high level graphics games you play, so see what mobo, graphics card or even ssd you have and see if you have to upgrade any of those, and see what the Celsius is then.

Sorry I am bad with these things, but here you go.

 

[zackthaboss]

Maybe try upgrading your processor or mobo because if you have any of those that are outdated with your gpu, it can make your fans and computer work overly hard to run and not be able to run the high level graphics games you play, so see what mobo, graphics card or even ssd you have and see if you have to upgrade any of those, and see what the Celsius is then.

Sorry I am bad with these things, but here you go.

I have a ryzen 5 2600 and an msi x470 gaming motherboard and a 500gb western digital ssd

 

[PC Tailor]

Don't know the rest of your system. But a GTX 1060 at 65 degrees under load is not a problem at all.

 

[Jepson]

Your cpu supports your mobo

 

[PC Tailor]

Your cpu supports your mobo

Sorry but this has no relevance on the original post.
A motherboard not supporting a CPU will cause a boot loop, not temperature increases.
Equally the storage devices are really not integral to temperatures unless you have something seriously overheating.

You do not need to upgrade anything if 65 degrees is your peak temperature.

 

[zackthaboss]

Sorry but this has no relevance on the original post.
A motherboard not supporting a CPU will cause a boot loop, not temperature increases.
Equally the storage devices are really not integral to temperatures unless you have something seriously overheating.

You do not need to upgrade anything if 65 degrees is your peak temperature.

well sometimes it gets closer to 70c like 67c or 68c but is this still fine? I thought it was supposed to be lower since i have 3 intake fans in the front and 1 exhaust in the back of the case.

 

[scout_03]

try your fan settings at 50 % and if you could take one of the front fan to put on top if case permit .

 

[PC Tailor]

well sometimes it gets closer to 70c like 67c or 68c but is this still fine? I thought it was supposed to be lower since i have 3 intake fans in the front and 1 exhaust in the back of the case.

It will totally depend on the the environment you're in, your usage, and the rest of your system.
The GTX 1060 has a maximum operating temperature of around 95 degrees. 70 degrees is nothing to worry about.

The idea of having 3 intake to 1 exhaust is having positive air pressure to force your exhaust to work in getting cool air out quicker. So whatever this is set at will be integral to extracting hot air.

 

[geofelt]

Graphics cards do run hot, but they are built to tolerate heat.
A common heat target is 80c.
The card will perform the best it can with that 80c. heat target.
I think you are good.