[SOLVED] Normal Temp range for 2080Ti? I think mine is to hot.

[kuzeraj]

I have been playing the new Call Of Duty on my expensive rig and after playing for like 5 hours my average temp is around 82C. Which I thought was pretty high, it is a blower card though. I have the nzxt 210i I think something similar to that with one rear fan and front mounted AIO water cooler for CPU. Here is a picture below. Is this to hot? I dont want to loss performance, I have extra fans but I cant find anywhere to fit them. Any tips?

 

[rgd1101]

the front mount, it is drawing hot air in or blowing it out?

 

[kuzeraj]

the front mount, it is drawing hot air in or blowing it out?

I am not 100% sure. the branded part o

f the fan is facing the front of the case.

 

[Phaaze88]

82C is still fine for the card. Over 85C wouldn't be good though.
The card throttles at 90C.

Not much you can do about the gpu temps; your case isn't ideal for running high end, high power draw, PC hardware... and still stay reasonably cool.
Rear and top-rear exhaust + 2x front intake is the best you can do with the fan setup in that case.

 

[drivinfast247]

Mine averages 65°C while gaming. EVGA XC Ultra 2080ti.

 

[kuzeraj]

82C is still fine for the card. Over 85C wouldn't be good though.
The card throttles at 90C.

Not much you can do about the gpu temps; your case isn't ideal for running high end, high power draw, PC hardware... and still stay reasonably cool.
Rear and top-rear exhaust + 2x front intake is the best you can do with the fan setup in that case.

Should I get a better case? I dont want to ruin my parts just over a bad case?

 

[kuzeraj]

Mine averages 65°C while gaming. EVGA XC Ultra 2080ti.

Is it a blower?

 

[Phaaze88]

Should I get a better case? I dont want to ruin my parts just over a bad case?

Your gpu is still fine. I suppose your cpu is also fine?
No real need to replace that case yet... but with the gpu running that warm, I'd imagine the blower fan is rather audible...

In order to see better temps, you're going to want a more airflow friendly case.

 

[kuzeraj]

Your gpu is still fine. I suppose your cpu is also fine?
No real need to replace that case yet... but with the gpu running that warm, I'd imagine the blower fan is rather audible...

In order to see better temps, you're going to want a more airflow friendly case.

I have a water cooled cpu i9-9900k and my GPU is the FTW3. I just dont want to ruin either of them. My CPU runs at around 46C while playing.

 

[Phaaze88]

Cpu is fine, and so is the gpu.
As I already posted, no real need to change your current case unless you start seeing over 85C.

 

[kuzeraj]

Cpu is fine, and so is the gpu.
As I already posted, no real need to change your current case unless you start seeing over 85C.

Ok thanks, any recommendations on cases for if I ever do see it go over 85C?

 

[Phaaze88]

Fractal Design Meshify C
Cooler Master H500P Mesh
Phanteks Eclipse P400A

 

[drivinfast247]

The FTW 3 is not a blower card. Yours is running warm due to the fact the fans are sucking against the bottom of the case.

 

[Phaaze88]

The FTW 3 is not a blower card. Yours is running warm due to the fact the fans are sucking against the bottom of the case.

Good point.
I couldn't see that, because the image was broken on my end. I saw blower in one of the earlier posts, so assumed it was a blower model.


@kuzeraj While blowers do generally run warmer than the other fan cooled models, they are better suited for tight spaces, and one would probably run cooler than your current card.