Can it be that the slow degrading of the circuits (chip, vrms etc) make a gpu run increasingly hotter with time?
I bought my gtx 1070 (KFA2) mid 2017. The first few months the card never even reached 60° Celsius under load in the summer time (I mostly play Battlefield Games: 3,4 und 1). I know that since I changed my amd fx8370e to i7 4790K (running at 5.0ghz@1.275v on a ROG Maximus VII) the cpu is no longer bottlenecking the gpu(especially in bf1) but still, now in the almost-winter temperatures are 65+ when ambient is 13° when I dont turn on the heater. When my wife sometimes does turn on the heater, and the ambient goes to 24° then the Gpu gets to 70° in Bf1 .Even if its not too much for the card, I would like to know if this increase in temperature difference (compared to ambient) compared to the first months after I bought it is normal.
I even replaced the thermal paste in the gpu with Arctic Mx4,but it didn't help at all.The heatsink and blackplate DO get hot and the fan that I have in my case's side panel does spit out warm air to my feet, so it means that the heat IS being transferred from the chip. I was thinking about using Liquid metal on the gpu as i did with my delided i7 (under the IHS and between IHS and cooler) but I dont know if I shouldrisk damagind the gpu heatssink since its only copper, not nickel.
For comparison, the gtx1050ti I just bought for my wife a few weeks ago is behaving exactly as my 1070 when it was new a year ago- doesnt even reach 60° ..and my wife only has 2 case fans, I have 7 , of which one is 2cm away from the gpu
Don't bother to say that the OCed i7 is making air hot in my case, because the cpu has a gigantic Scythe Mugen cooler that barely feels warm to touch when I stress test cpu for 10 minutes (msi afterburner confirms: 29° idle, max 50° full load), and there are 3 powerful fans with no filter that push and pull air all in the proximity of the cpu cooler and vrms.
I made no other to pc since last year, except adding another 8gb ram for a total of 24gb with 4 sticks , because I wanted to use all sticks in dual channel, but this cant affect gpu.
I bought my gtx 1070 (KFA2) mid 2017. The first few months the card never even reached 60° Celsius under load in the summer time (I mostly play Battlefield Games: 3,4 und 1). I know that since I changed my amd fx8370e to i7 4790K (running at 5.0ghz@1.275v on a ROG Maximus VII) the cpu is no longer bottlenecking the gpu(especially in bf1) but still, now in the almost-winter temperatures are 65+ when ambient is 13° when I dont turn on the heater. When my wife sometimes does turn on the heater, and the ambient goes to 24° then the Gpu gets to 70° in Bf1 .Even if its not too much for the card, I would like to know if this increase in temperature difference (compared to ambient) compared to the first months after I bought it is normal.
I even replaced the thermal paste in the gpu with Arctic Mx4,but it didn't help at all.The heatsink and blackplate DO get hot and the fan that I have in my case's side panel does spit out warm air to my feet, so it means that the heat IS being transferred from the chip. I was thinking about using Liquid metal on the gpu as i did with my delided i7 (under the IHS and between IHS and cooler) but I dont know if I shouldrisk damagind the gpu heatssink since its only copper, not nickel.
For comparison, the gtx1050ti I just bought for my wife a few weeks ago is behaving exactly as my 1070 when it was new a year ago- doesnt even reach 60° ..and my wife only has 2 case fans, I have 7 , of which one is 2cm away from the gpu
Don't bother to say that the OCed i7 is making air hot in my case, because the cpu has a gigantic Scythe Mugen cooler that barely feels warm to touch when I stress test cpu for 10 minutes (msi afterburner confirms: 29° idle, max 50° full load), and there are 3 powerful fans with no filter that push and pull air all in the proximity of the cpu cooler and vrms.
I made no other to pc since last year, except adding another 8gb ram for a total of 24gb with 4 sticks , because I wanted to use all sticks in dual channel, but this cant affect gpu.