RX560 Temperature High or Normal? Check!

[Jedah_001]

Hello Just a quick question
Are this temperatures normal for RX560?
GPU is
http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=76B1DA6D-2B50-4BAF-BDC6-4B5B869BF277&lang=eng

New, bought few days ago

This is after 30mins in Witcher 3 1080p High settings. Same temps on PUBG

 

[Guest]

I believe it's within the safe range yes

 

[jr9]

Graphics cards run hot. Anything under 95C I consider safe. Different models run at different speeds but a stock clocked card at 77C is OK. I've stress tested an EVGA GTX275 at a peak of 93C at 100% fan speed in an open air case, no concern. Seeing 0.001 for the voltage is seemingly a bug though.

 

[Jedah_001]

Graphics cards run hot. Anything under 95C I consider safe. Different models run at different speeds but a stock clocked card at 77C is OK. I've stress tested an EVGA GTX275 at a peak of 93C at 100% fan speed in an open air case, no concern. Seeing 0.001 for the voltage is seemingly a bug though.

Yes but GTX275 was a 55nm GPU with 219W TDP you cant compare archaic components with a year 2017 14nm Vulkan technology afterall i bought RX560 not some freaking RX VEGA

I mean these card competes with GTX 1050 75W TDP without additional Power supply. That card barely goes above 62'C and has a bit better performance in some games

What AMD has done with these cards its technological tragedy... Maybe they should quit making GPUs. They suck at it.

 

[kefdies]

Graphics cards run hot. Anything under 95C I consider safe. Different models run at different speeds but a stock clocked card at 77C is OK. I've stress tested an EVGA GTX275 at a peak of 93C at 100% fan speed in an open air case, no concern. Seeing 0.001 for the voltage is seemingly a bug though.

No modifications, just installed it yesterday (closed case).

My idle 40

While playing pubg it ramps up to 78-80 and the highest is 82 after playing for about 30 mins (i closed pubg immediately bcos i panicked.), but no noticeable gameplay changes. Still hitting that 60fps.

Is this normal? Should I be worried?