Prolimatech's PK3 is also good, but might be harder to acquire. I can personally confirm that NT-H2 is one of those appropriate pastes to use on bare die. Thicker and stickier pastes are the way to go here. This does affect what pastes work well on it. The surface of a bare silicon die is not the same as the IHS you see on a cpu. Then there's the matter of what paste to use. but if you've owned a gpu for 3 years or so, you would've had to open it up at some point or other.
With the way the shroud is so closed up, there's likely some hard to reach spots where dust could still collect, so the PCB could do with a deeper clean. I also have to take back what I said about holding off on the paste. Problem is, that fan is already pretty audible before that point, which turns people away from doing that. The design isn't very efficient the fan needs to be moving fast enough to move air down the length of the card, through the heatsink(which is beneath the shroud) and out the back. 'inconvenient', if the following makes any sense.įor the best cooling performance, the radial fan on the card needs to be more or less maxed out. It's not much higher than what the gpu core is, so it can't be too bad I've seen other users post way worse, such as a 25-30C gap.Ĭlick to expand.No, but it's. It refers to the hottest thermal sensor, but it is not specified from which. Not sitting there, it doesn't shut off.ģ)Hotspot is pretty impossible to determine without using specialized equipment, like thermocouples.
#Gpu memory temperature software Pc#
It's going to throttle clocks harder if it's hitting the thermal and power limits.įYI, the reason the gpu doesn't shut the PC off on you is because it has to sit at 83C and over for an extended period to trigger that. Plus, with how Gpu Boost behaves, the gpu can hold higher boost clocks the cooler it runs. The default thermal limit for the 2070 Super is 83C. I ask because, HWMonitor is somewhat frowned upon for reasons - some of them I don't fully understand.ġ)That gpu core reading is a bit toasty. Does hwinfo give the same results on gpu core, memory, and hot spot?
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