EVGA 1080ti sc2 running hot? 56c idle

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Is my GPU running to hot?

56c idle
76c under load

I'm using the meshify c case with a front mounted 280mm radiator for the cpu as intake (static pressure fans).
I 3 exhaust fans, 1 in the back and 2 on top.

Am i wrong in thinking that the gpu is too hot? especially if i'm going to overclock??
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No. 76c is fine. But try adding a custom fan curve in MSI Afterburner with a 1 degree delta (1C=1% fan speed, so 56c=56% fan).

My GTX 1070 runs about 50c without a custom fan curve because the fans don't spin unless it's under load. This is done by design to reduce noise and prolong the life of the fans.

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No. 76c is fine. But try adding a custom fan curve in MSI Afterburner with a 1 degree delta (1C=1% fan speed, so 56c=56% fan).

My GTX 1070 runs about 50c without a custom fan curve because the fans don't spin unless it's under load. This is done by design to reduce noise and prolong the life of the fans.
 
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Ok, so added the custom fan curve like you told me and i also made the exhaust fans (the blue ones) go a bit faster and lastly i made the pump on the cpu AIO go at 100% speed constantly. (Don't know if that made a difference)

Now i'm at 38-39 idle and 71 under load. and the pc didn't get that much louder, so i'm happy.

Thank you :)

 

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no problem, glad to share my knowledge.

yeah my 1070s load temps aren't too fantastic but they're within limits so that's acceptable. My average when playing Arma 3 at 4K is about 68c, max is usually 78c. I have the PNY XLR8 Best Buy Exclusive edition.