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My GTX470 at high temperatures, it long time work can?
Temperatures up to 91~92, I have to worry about this.

nickliang wrote:My GTX470 at high temperatures, it long time work can?
Temperatures up to 91~92, I have to worry about this.

No problem.

nickliang wrote:My GTX470 at high temperatures, it long time work can?
Temperatures up to 91~92, I have to worry about this.

Nope. It is within spec up to 105° C.

YoonKyung wrote:

nickliang wrote:My GTX470 at high temperatures, it long time work can?
Temperatures up to 91~92, I have to worry about this.

No problem.

Hope so..................

nickliang wrote:

YoonKyung wrote:

nickliang wrote:My GTX470 at high temperatures, it long time work can?
Temperatures up to 91~92, I have to worry about this.

No problem.

Hope so..................

You can drop it 5~10C by box's lid off, too.

[You can drop it 5~10C by box's lid off, too.[/quote]

Yes, I always do so .


Some guy tell me,Need to install a "water cooling systemm",But "water cooling system" is not cheap.

You can download "MSI Afterburn" and use a custom curve to control the fan speed. My card's temperature usually doesn't exceed 75 degrees thanks to this.

elias76gr wrote:You can download "MSI Afterburn" and use a custom curve to control the fan speed. My card's temperature usually doesn't exceed 75 degrees thanks to this.

Thanks ,I consider trying to use it.

besides, you can use it to keep your coffe warm, I hate it when it goes cold, just put the coffe near the vents and your set to go
Like they said those temperature are within range, althou what worries me is that we are getting used to higher and higher temps as computer specs grow up.... we might have something to do with global warming every time we switch on a pc....

http://www.corsair.com/products/h50/default.aspx

I have 3 rigs with that cooler and its great. Quiet too.