[SOLVED] Is this a good fan curve?

[tom5577]

Hello,
I am just configuring afterburner for my new GTX 780 classified. This is what I came up with since I care more about cooling then noise (my case fans are already loud af). Does this look reasonable?
https://ibb.co/xgPr0zd

 

[WildCard999]

Looks good but if the noise bothers you too much you can make it 100% by 75 or 80C. The GTX 780 won't start thermal throttling until around 85C.

 

[tom5577]

Looks good but if the noise bothers you too much you can make it 100% by 75 or 80C. The GTX 780 won't start thermal throttling until around 85C.

On MSI afterburner the max temp is 80 degrees it says?

 

[WildCard999]

On MSI afterburner the max temp is 80 degrees it says?

Technically it's 95C but you don't want it near that as it is very likely to get damaged.
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications

80C or less is ideal for the 780. I had 2 in SLI and the top one would reach around 85C and I could see the clock speed start to go down which would indicate thermal throttling. MSI probably has it set for 80C to avoid damage and throttling.

 

[tom5577]

Since I got this used

Technically it's 95C but you don't want it near that as it is very likely to get damaged.
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications

80C or less is ideal for the 780. I had 2 in SLI and the top one would reach around 85C and I could see the clock speed start to go down which would indicate thermal throttling. MSI probably has it set for 80C to avoid damage and throttling.

Since I got this used probably better to leave at 80 max, thanks for your help!

 

[WildCard999]

Since I got this used

Since I got this used probably better to leave at 80 max, thanks for your help!

That would be fine.