gpu overheating with good airflow

[ramemes]

i have a Cit Neptune gaming case. i have 2 fans on the front taking in air. one exhaust at the back and a small 80mm fan on the side panel by the transparent acrlyic which is pulling air in. i have two intake fans in front 1 in back and another intake on side panel however after burner says 67C I KNOW I KNOW 67C is amazing temperature but its reading wrong it isnt 67 its like 90. wekk the right side of the same gpu is like 50 celcius and the left hand side feels like boiling water when i play. and i have to overclock i need toso can someone tell me an issue. i cleaned gpu fans. replace gpu thermal paste.

 

[ramemes]

when u bad overclock and it crashes is it normal to crash 30 min after it overclocked and also is the ''driver stopped responding and has been recovered'' message from overclocking?

 

[Rogue Leader]

You need to back off the overclock.

Overclocking a GPU should be done in 25mhz increments, 50 mhz tops. Turn it up, run tests, confirm its good, and then continue. As well you need to up the fan curve to make sure its cool enough.

Your overclock is too much, the temp sensor may be damaged, and you will do damage eventually.

 

[ramemes]

is +90 alright

 

[Rogue Leader]

is +90 alright

No.

I cannot give you an answer to this, as there is no set answers. Some cards will only handle 25mhz, some will handle 100. 166 is nuts without a lot of extra cooling.

You need to do this the right way, or don't do it at all.

Here is a good article:

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-overclock-your-video-card-and-boost-your-gaming-30799346

Do it that way, put the time and effort in to do it right, or you're just going to damage your equipment.