GTX 750Ti 77 Celsius normal?

[GPU G0D]

So I overclocked my GTX 750Ti a few days ago the memory up to 5800mhz from 5500mhz and the core to 1268mhz from 1163. Before the oc unigine valley was running at 73 degrees celsius max but now with the overclock it runs at 77 degrees celsius max. Is 77 degrees celsius normal for an overclocked GTX 750Ti? Should I be worried? Here's my card http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/b2799/gainward-gtx-750-ti.html

 

[clutchc]

That is a very safe load temp, yes. Nvidia rates the max temp at 95C: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

 

[GPU G0D]

That is a very safe load temp, yes. Nvidia rates the max temp at 95C: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

Are you sure isn't 77 degrees Celsius a bit too much for a mid range card like the 750Ti? Like if it was a 960 it would sound normal but for a 750TI you would expect the max temp under 100% load to be something like 68 degrees Celsius

 

[clutchc]

That is a very safe load temp, yes. Nvidia rates the max temp at 95C: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

Are you sure isn't 77 degrees Celsius a bit too much for a mid range card like the 750Ti? Like if it was a 960 it would sound normal but for a 750TI you would expect the max temp under 100% load to be something like 68 degrees Celsius

Yes, I am sure. And why would you think the class of GPU would make a difference? They all use the same silicon.
Won't you even take Nvidia's word for it?

 

[GPU G0D]

That is a very safe load temp, yes. Nvidia rates the max temp at 95C: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

Are you sure isn't 77 degrees Celsius a bit too much for a mid range card like the 750Ti? Like if it was a 960 it would sound normal but for a 750TI you would expect the max temp under 100% load to be something like 68 degrees Celsius

Yes, I am sure. And why would you think the class of GPU would make a difference? They all use the same silicon.
Won't you even take Nvidia's word for it?

Alright fair enough. I actually opened my pc and noticed alot of dust on the gpu and I'm 100% positive it's what giving me these temps, I will clean it with a can of air, but where can I find one? At any hardware store?

 

[clutchc]

That is a very safe load temp, yes. Nvidia rates the max temp at 95C: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

Are you sure isn't 77 degrees Celsius a bit too much for a mid range card like the 750Ti? Like if it was a 960 it would sound normal but for a 750TI you would expect the max temp under 100% load to be something like 68 degrees Celsius

Yes, I am sure. And why would you think the class of GPU would make a difference? They all use the same silicon.
Won't you even take Nvidia's word for it?

Alright fair enough. I actually opened my pc and noticed alot of dust on the gpu and I'm 100% positive it's what giving me these temps, I will clean it with a can of air, but where can I find one? At any hardware store?

Yes, or any online retailer like Amazon. But be careful when you use the air. It is under quite a bit of pressure in a full can. The force of the blast can easily dislodge small components soldered to the card. "Dust" gently from a ways away. And hold the fan so it doesn't spin rapidly from the air stream. Some DC fan motors manually spun can become a DC generator. Unlikely to do damage, but don't take a chance.