[SOLVED] Sapphire RX 5700 XT Running hot?

[zxvipers]

Literally today (18/09/19) I bought this GPU, seemed fine maybe a little loud, however, even on csgo the gpu usuage would fluxuate between 60% and 99% and the temperatures were at 70-75 degrees celsius. The GPU is currently idling at around 50 degrees too, seems a little hot, what do you guys think?
Edit:
I returned that GPU as the hotspot temperatures were reaching around 105c on pubg, and the normal temp was at 85c, I feel like this is really hot for a three fan gpu. This is even on the new gpu i bought today(19/09/19) as I returned the other one, both of the GPUs are very hot and making the inside of my case really hot too.
RX 5700 XT Nitro+
i5 8600k
msi gaming pro carbon z370
DDR4 3200Mhz CL14

 

[Mrgr74]

Literally today (18/09/19) I bought this GPU, seemed fine maybe a little loud, however, even on csgo the gpu usuage would fluxuate between 60% and 99% and the temperatures were at 70-75 degrees celsius. The GPU is currently idling at around 50 degrees too, seems a little hot, what do you guys think?
Edit:
I returned that GPU as the hotspot temperatures were reaching around 105c on pubg, and the normal temp was at 85c, I feel like this is really hot for a three fan gpu. This is even on the new gpu i bought today(19/09/19) as I returned the other one, both of the GPUs are very hot and making the inside of my case really hot too.
RX 5700 XT Nitro+
i5 8600k
msi gaming pro carbon z370
DDR4 3200Mhz CL14

Yep. One of the downsides to the 5700 line is that they are space heaters lol.. Still, 3 fans would make you think it'd run at least a little cooler. Did you have any fan control software installed, such as MSI Afterburner or EVGA X1? (Doesn't matter if your card is a Sapphire brand or not) I'd be curious as to the temps if the fans were at 100% also since Sapphire is kinda known for their good cooling.

 

[zxvipers]

Yep. One of the downsides to the 5700 line is that they are space heaters lol.. Still, 3 fans would make you think it'd run at least a little cooler. Did you have any fan control software installed, such as MSI Afterburner or EVGA X1? (Doesn't matter if your card is a Sapphire brand or not) I'd be curious as to the temps if the fans were at 100% also since Sapphire is kinda known for their good cooling.

I've been using MSI Afterburner and Sapphire's own TriXX or something, the fans dont actually come on until 50c and they werent at full throttle but they were loud. So would you say that those temperatures are safe for this GPU?

 

[Mrgr74]

I've been using MSI Afterburner and Sapphire's own TriXX or something, the fans dont actually come on until 50c and they werent at full throttle but they were loud. So would you say that those temperatures are safe for this GPU?

From what I read, up to 110c is considered within specs. Seems awfully warm to me, but I am just used to my much cooler running 1060 which doesn't hit 50c even after hrs of gaming.

Here is a good read about the 5700 temps.

 

[TJ Hooker]

I returned that GPU as the hotspot temperatures were reaching around 105c on pubg, and the normal temp was at 85c, I feel like this is really hot for a three fan gpu. This is even on the new gpu i bought today(19/09/19) as I returned the other one, both of the GPUs are very hot and making the inside of my case really hot too.

I don't think those temps are necessarily anything to be alarmed about. If you want it to be cooler, did you try adjusting the fan profile?

Also, how much the card heats up your case is just a function of how much power the card is drawing. The GPU temp doesn't matter. What case, and how many case fans?

 

[TJ Hooker]

Yep. One of the downsides to the 5700 line is that they are space heaters lol

Not really, the power consumption of the 5700/XT are pretty much on part with the 2060S/2070S.

 

[Phaaze88]

I agree with TJ Hooker. The aftermarket models run much cooler - except the Msi Evoke OC - than the reference models.
This sounds like a matter of poor case cooling.

 

[zxvipers]

I agree with TJ Hooker. The aftermarket models run much cooler - except the Msi Evoke OC - than the reference models.
This sounds like a matter of poor case cooling.

I think you're right btw, it's increased my temps stupidly on my cpu, I'll try rearrange my fans, thanks.

 

[Phaaze88]

What's your case?
Still using the case's stock fans?

 

[King_V]

I thought that the 5700/5700XT used an array of temps that were closer to their designated points than the old way. So, that 110 degrees, for example, may not actually be hotter overall than the 90 degrees as measured from the earlier temp sensor setups.

I'm a little out of my element on the details of this, though.

Still, I'm surprised you're having noise and temperature issues, considering that the Tom's Hardware Sapphire Pulse 5700 XT review praised the card for its cooler temperatures and quieter running, despite drawing more power than the reference 5700 XT (slight overclock is why, I think).

 

[zxvipers]

I thought that the 5700/5700XT used an array of temps that were closer to their designated points than the old way. So, that 110 degrees, for example, may not actually be hotter overall than the 90 degrees as measured from the earlier temp sensor setups.

I'm a little out of my element on the details of this, though.

Still, I'm surprised you're having noise and temperature issues, considering that the Tom's Hardware Sapphire Pulse 5700 XT review praised the card for its cooler temperatures and quieter running, despite drawing more power than the reference 5700 XT (slight overclock is why, I think).

To be honest, it was my mistake I had the fans stock and left them and it was fine with my old 1060, but this is a beefier card so I swapped around the fans on my radiator and the exhaust and others so that the air flows betfer and the card is really good now, it doesn't even turn the fans on until 50c and its pretty quiet overall.

 

[zxvipers]

What's your case?
Still using the case's stock fans?

I am but they have been rearranged now to give a good airflow.

 

[King_V]

Glad to hear that it turned out to be a fairly simple solution.

 

[zxvipers]

Glad to hear that it turned out to be a fairly simple solution.

Me too, I did return one gpu that did run a lot hotter than the new one I got from ocuk so they might list it on their clearance if they put it up on their website.