GTX 780 safe temperature

[SkyDuDe]

Hello, I would like someone to help me with some questions I have about temperatures of my GPU.

So I've bought this computer +/- a year ago the specs are:
CPU: i5-4690k
GPU: Asus GTX780 3gb ddr5
RAm: 8gb 1866mhz

probably that's all that matters to the question, For the past year I've not been using the pc just some casual stuff(chat, office pretty much that) now that I have alot of free time and guild wars 2 is now free to play I started to playing nothing wrong there runs the game excellent 100+ fps very smooth but then I've noticed that my temperatures were scaling alot the record is 77cº I'm just wondering if that is normal or I should take some actions. I don't use any custom setting its everything out of the box settings fan tunning, memory clock everything out of the box, what could I say more my computer case is well ventilated and I clean up the dust almost every month.

Its pretty much that, I want some recommendations or some explanations if its normal or not for the GPU heat so much(for me everything over 50cº is already alarming for me lol)

would like to hear some opinions.

Thanks in advance

 

[Justkeeplookin]

Even Beast GPU's idle at around 45-50 C even with custom water cooling (maybe lower). For Example a GTX 960 at load should be hanging around 70-80 C. Anything over 85C you should worry but yea

 

[SkyDuDe]

thanks for the replys somewhat made me more relieved about it, now about other topic, the fan tunning is it safe to keep it auto? or should I put something manual? when idle the fan speed stay at 33% at 30cº no that i've been using more the graphic card at the 77cº that I've mentioned before it ramps to 44~48% fan speed is it safe or not?

 

[SkyDuDe]

well I'm already used to the 33% fan speed noise so it makes no difference already. but when it ramps up to 48% kinda annoys me out lol.
About the repaste i cant do that alone so I guess ill have to go to a pro tech to make it, until then ill bow the dust again although I've cleaned it already early this month.

Thanks for the advises