[SOLVED] Is 3D Rendering damaging my CPU or GPU?

[amiieeyw]

Hi,

I make 3D art using DAZ3D, which uses the Iray engine to render. Often times I leave the computer rendering overnight because I make large scenes that take a few hours to complete.

Sometimes my room feels warm because of it and I never really thought about it being an issue until now, when I felt the side of the computer where the plastic window is and it feels kind of hot.

If it helps, I use this PC cover: CORSAIR Carbide SPEC-04 and this cooler fan: CoolerMaster Hyper 212 LED.

My system is the Ryzen 7 2700X, with a MSI GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI Duke 11G and 16 gb of ram.

My room is small so I guess it makes sense why it heats up the room but I'm worried that my continuous rendering is ruining my computer parts.

I am a bit of a computer noob but I have attached some info from AMD Ryzenmaster and Speedfan.

Are any of these stats concerning?
Ryzenmaster pic: https://imgur.com/Bpu3Jow
Speedfan pic: https://imgur.com/Cfzehwx

I also checked my GPU temp and it was 70 C.

Any info appreciated. Thank you so much

 

[Supahos]

That 82 C° cpu reading isn't terribly bad but it's a bit higher than I'd like to see for something that's used a lot. Try dropping core voltage in small increments to see if it stays stable and lowers temps a bit

 

[mdd1963]

The parts should be able to handle the load of rendering, otherwise they are not up to snuff; admittedly, some rendering is a load on components, but, what good are they if they can't do what we purchased them for?

Will/might rendering 24/7 shorten a GPU's lifespan? Maybe,probably, and if so, by how much, etc., would be speculation on my part, and lack of a failure or a single failure might be an obviously limited sample size to draw any conclusions from...

Under full load, you might have 300-325-ish watts of dissipated heat to contend with, worst case...; this time of year (assuming you are in northern hemisphere), the extra heat is appreciated sometimes.