Topic: What is your target temp and max temp on gpu? (Read 322 times)
My GPU in the winter show the temperature from 45 to 56 degrees. In summer when the temperature outside is 35+ they are heated to 65-68 degrees. Then I lower the parameters to lower the temperature. Automatic shutdown of the GPU I have is set to parameter 72 degrees. I think that this is the maximum limit which it is undesirable to exceed.
I'm surprised that the target temps on the poll are much higher than usual. I always thought that below 65 degrees should have always been the norm and target for all GPUs. That being said, i would be interested to know how many more people run at greater than 70 degrees on their GPUs.
FYI, i run 470s, 480s, 1070s, 1080tis.
Got some gigabyte windforce 1080 that are at around 75c during this current heatwave,they are really hard to cool down.1080tis on the other hand are at 60c FYI, i run 470s, 480s, 1070s, 1080tis.
Yes, I agree that my maximum temperature is 90 °. More than 90 ° I do not recommend heating the percent. In this case it is necessary to put radiators on water or additional coolers.
Target : 65C
Max Temp (shutdown) : 85C
installed 8x PWM 120mm Delta Fan 0.75A on Rig case , with 4x for fresh air flow comes in, and the other 4x for hot air flow goes out.
Max Temp (shutdown) : 85C
installed 8x PWM 120mm Delta Fan 0.75A on Rig case , with 4x for fresh air flow comes in, and the other 4x for hot air flow goes out.
Basically most of the AMD Reference GPUs are fine at running at temps over 90C for long periods of time.
I had a few Reference GPUs like the Radeon 6990, Radeon 7950, R9 290. The 7950/290 ran perfectly fine at 90C.
Wow.I had a few Reference GPUs like the Radeon 6990, Radeon 7950, R9 290. The 7950/290 ran perfectly fine at 90C.
I have some References (XFX and Sapphire) but when the temperature is at 90 then the rig will restart itself or freeze also I'm having Riser board melt and a cable PSU (Corsair) from/to GPU a bit heat.
I'm surprised that the target temps on the poll are much higher than usual. I always thought that below 65 degrees should have always been the norm and target for all GPUs. That being said, i would be interested to know how many more people run at greater than 70 degrees on their GPUs.
FYI, i run 470s, 480s, 1070s, 1080tis.
FYI, i run 470s, 480s, 1070s, 1080tis.
It's pretty cool where I live, even during the summers, though there are occasional heatwaves during the summer and my cards do throttle during them.
New cards just aren't designed to operate continuously at higher temps anymore, as we can see with most targets and limits here- some of that's attributed to the fact that current cards are much less power hungry than older gen cards, though. Under normal operation you shouldn't be reaching 80-90C.
Target- 60C
Limit- 75C
New cards just aren't designed to operate continuously at higher temps anymore, as we can see with most targets and limits here- some of that's attributed to the fact that current cards are much less power hungry than older gen cards, though. Under normal operation you shouldn't be reaching 80-90C.
Target- 60C
Limit- 75C
The ambient temperature here in summer is very hot, typically around 35C. I usually set this: Target: 64 Limit: 75, I dont want to force gpu fan too much.
In all my Rx570, RX470, RX480 i have target between 65c and 69c.
Max temp for stop/shutdown is above 85c.
But it depends where you live and the room temperature. In my case, my room is about 15c.
Max temp for stop/shutdown is above 85c.
But it depends where you live and the room temperature. In my case, my room is about 15c.
Ambient temperature + 20 Celcius is target temp, + 35 is shutdown.
At %90 fan and max temp, I start to decrease power.
For commercial grade electronics, 70+ degrees Celcius is not safe for long periods.
At %90 fan and max temp, I start to decrease power.
For commercial grade electronics, 70+ degrees Celcius is not safe for long periods.
When I still had my mining rig I tried holding the temps down from 75C. Had 5 GPU rig where 3 cards (Reference R9 290 cards) were watercooled and when we still had winter the temps on the first card of the loop were below 30C 
. 2 of my other cards were also R9 290 but with aftermarket coolers and the temps were 75C at most on them.
I know a person who has run his reference R9 290 heat blowers on 94C for three years now only changing thermal paste and pads from time to time.
. 2 of my other cards were also R9 290 but with aftermarket coolers and the temps were 75C at most on them.I know a person who has run his reference R9 290 heat blowers on 94C for three years now only changing thermal paste and pads from time to time.
Basically most of the AMD Reference GPUs are fine at running at temps over 90C for long periods of time.
I had a few Reference GPUs like the Radeon 6990, Radeon 7950, R9 290. The 7950/290 ran perfectly fine at 90C.
The Radeon 6990 I think was designed to run at even 105C and was perfectly fine. It was a dual GPU beast.
I think they designed them like this so they are not crazy loud to scare gamers.
I tried changing the thermal paste on them... however it was little to no difference actually. They are just designed to run hot and loud.
Changed max temp to 80C. Guess they will throttle a little bit on the hottest days. But it is better to keep the cards healthy.
IMHO 70-75 is just safe. Anything below 70 is ideal and above 80 is the red zone.
Good post: https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/6853/heres-simple-chart-for-gpu-mining-temperatures
Good post: https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/6853/heres-simple-chart-for-gpu-mining-temperatures
Target: 65
Limit: 80
temp rarely reaches 80 because my room is always cool
Limit: 80
temp rarely reaches 80 because my room is always cool
target: 55
limit: 70 (shutdown temp)
My rigs always stays between 50 and 60, in summer (now we are in winter here, so rigs at 45C not more) it could get very rough, some gpus reach 62/63 but not more.
anything above 70C will deteriorate cards seriously and i always babysit my cards a lot, they are too expensive to risk damaging them.
limit: 70 (shutdown temp)
My rigs always stays between 50 and 60, in summer (now we are in winter here, so rigs at 45C not more) it could get very rough, some gpus reach 62/63 but not more.
anything above 70C will deteriorate cards seriously and i always babysit my cards a lot, they are too expensive to risk damaging them.
target 55
limit 60
(dont go 65c +)
limit 60
(dont go 65c +)
When I still had my mining rig I tried holding the temps down from 75C. Had 5 GPU rig where 3 cards (Reference R9 290 cards) were watercooled and when we still had winter the temps on the first card of the loop were below 30C . 2 of my other cards were also R9 290 but with aftermarket coolers and the temps were 75C at most on them.
I know a person who has run his reference R9 290 heat blowers on 94C for three years now only changing thermal paste and pads from time to time.
. 2 of my other cards were also R9 290 but with aftermarket coolers and the temps were 75C at most on them.I know a person who has run his reference R9 290 heat blowers on 94C for three years now only changing thermal paste and pads from time to time.
AMD Cards
target 72
limit 80
set target/limit via Claymore;
target 72
limit 80
set target/limit via Claymore;
I have a small setup of 21 gpus. I try to keep the temperature below 70 and max before I turn off the GpU is 75
target 55
limit 75
limit 75
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