Bymxrek030
Hey people,
I just played Red Dead Redemption 2 (with GeForce Experience optimized settings) for quite a while. I noticed that my 3060 Ti was at almost 100°C . It even averaged 100°C in the case . I think that happens quite often. Is that probably way too much?
Is my Sharkoon TG4 RGB with the pre-installed fans simply too weak? What can I do about it?
Thanks in advance!
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How old is the map? 100° are definitely too much, the heat release paste must be changed. What about the CPU? If it gets so warm, it will be on the airflow in the case.
It’s about 1.5 years old. I’ll change the heat-conducting paste. And I didn’t look at the CPU.
Normally, the housing should not be the problem, even if a mesh front would be better. that your graphics card may be so hot on a fault would possibly lie. once the heat conductive paste change and look what fits… is your card vlt oc?
Okay, I’ll change the heat-conducting paste. The card is not overclocked.
Are the fans on the front, suck the air in?
Possibly the fans are stretched from the Graka or they don’t run or too slow.
Subvolts will help but 100 degrees, there is something wrong
Yeah, it’s okay with the fans, I’ll change the heat-conducting paste.