GTX 960 Overheating

[fireclaw20]

My computer (Alienware x51 R2) has a GTX 960 but it keeps becoming hot, no matter what game I play. Even with minecraft it becomes 84°C. Thats the highest i've ever got but should I be worried?

More computer specs:
Fintek F71889AD
Intel Core i7-4790K
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
TOSHIBA DT01ACA200
(Probably there is more but this is what I know I have xD)

 

[Sergeant_Sneaky]

84c is pushing it a bit, being a prebuilt, it doesn't really surprise me, I would add some case fans if possible. How are your CPU temps?

 

[ar2uro]

Only be actually worried if it is frequently over 80 degrees F. As @Sergant_Sneaky said, adding a case fan or 2 would be a good idea, though by the pictures of it, I'm not sure that's possible. I like to put ice packs on my PC whenit gets hot, but that's not very safe as far as condensation.

 

[fireclaw20]

84c is pushing it a bit, being a prebuilt, it doesn't really surprise me, I would add some case fans if possible. How are your CPU temps?

Also almost 80°C
But my parents understand absolutely NOTHING about computers, I already asked for a replacing fan but they don't understand it -_-
I can't buy it myself, I have literally no money, I het €10 per month -_-

 

[fireclaw20]

Only be actually worried if it is frequently over 80 degrees F. As @Sergant_Sneaky said, adding a case fan or 2 would be a good idea, though by the pictures of it, I'm not sure that's possible. I like to put ice packs on my PC whenit gets hot, but that's not very safe as far as condensation.

It isn't in Farenheit, in Farenheit this is 176° F .... That is worse

 

[Sergeant_Sneaky]

84c is pushing it a bit, being a prebuilt, it doesn't really surprise me, I would add some case fans if possible. How are your CPU temps?

Also almost 80°C
But my parents understand absolutely NOTHING about computers, I already asked for a replacing fan but they don't understand it -_-
I can't buy it myself, I have literally no money, I het €10 per month -_-

Around 80c isn't good for a CPU either, under 70c is ideal. Try showing them this thread to convince them maybe.

 

[ar2uro]

Only be actually worried if it is frequently over 80 degrees F. As @Sergant_Sneaky said, adding a case fan or 2 would be a good idea, though by the pictures of it, I'm not sure that's possible. I like to put ice packs on my PC whenit gets hot, but that's not very safe as far as condensation.

It isn't in Farenheit, in Farenheit this is 176° F .... That is worse

oh, that's really bad lol

 

[fireclaw20]

Only be actually worried if it is frequently over 80 degrees F. As @Sergant_Sneaky said, adding a case fan or 2 would be a good idea, though by the pictures of it, I'm not sure that's possible. I like to put ice packs on my PC whenit gets hot, but that's not very safe as far as condensation.

It isn't in Farenheit, in Farenheit this is 176° F .... That is worse

oh, that's really bad lol

Why are you saying 80°F is much? That would be the best computer temperature ever! (gamecomputer)

 

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80c give or take a few is expected, particularly for a reference card.

 

[ar2uro]

Only be actually worried if it is frequently over 80 degrees F. As @Sergant_Sneaky said, adding a case fan or 2 would be a good idea, though by the pictures of it, I'm not sure that's possible. I like to put ice packs on my PC whenit gets hot, but that's not very safe as far as condensation.

It isn't in Farenheit, in Farenheit this is 176° F .... That is worse

oh, that's really bad lol

Why are you saying 80°F is much? That would be the best computer temperature ever! (gamecomputer)

mine runs 70f, never had a computer over 120f lol.