I own a EVGA GTX 1080 SC (factory clocked), paired with an Intel i5 8600K (also factory clocked). MSI Afterburner monitor shows the following temperatures while gaming under heavy load, plus or minus a couple degrees celcius:
CPU ~ 50C (I have a great heatsink/cooler)
GPU ~ 65C
These temperatures are consistent, and all my hardware components are brand new.
After about an hour or so of playing PUBG, my monitor loses signal. This happens every other time I play. This problem only occurs only when I play PUBG, and I chalked it up to the high use of resources of the game.
It's worth noting that after loss of signal, a hard reset fixes the issue (but it is the only fix).
PSU is a 550-watt Thermaltake (which I thought was even a bit overkill in terms of wattage).
I play at 1080p on a standard HP monitor, 60Hz, no fancy G-SYNC or anything.
I saw a similar question posted here: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3585636/monitor-signal-playing-games-high-gpu-power.html
But it is pretty much unanswered. Please offer suggestions if you have them, and thanks.
CPU ~ 50C (I have a great heatsink/cooler)
GPU ~ 65C
These temperatures are consistent, and all my hardware components are brand new.
After about an hour or so of playing PUBG, my monitor loses signal. This happens every other time I play. This problem only occurs only when I play PUBG, and I chalked it up to the high use of resources of the game.
It's worth noting that after loss of signal, a hard reset fixes the issue (but it is the only fix).
PSU is a 550-watt Thermaltake (which I thought was even a bit overkill in terms of wattage).
I play at 1080p on a standard HP monitor, 60Hz, no fancy G-SYNC or anything.
I saw a similar question posted here: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3585636/monitor-signal-playing-games-high-gpu-power.html
But it is pretty much unanswered. Please offer suggestions if you have them, and thanks.
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