I lost a HD 5830 that way... Now I have a 9650 and 5 fans but Im still getting 75ºC+ just in the character selection screen.


I lost a HD 5830 that way... Now I have a 9650 and 5 fans but Im still getting 75ºC+ just in the character selection screen.


I have 450GT the Temp is at 70-75C but my old 3870 Temp for FFXIV change with Updates. In Beta1 Temp was 80-85C Patch 1.17 70-78C and then 1.18 went back to the 80+c -.-.
So update also change your Video card temp but wont happen to everyone but this is a issue with some video card.
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I've had my HD5770 for almost a year and my temps were running at about 85c in game I then took it out cleaned all the dust out of it and replaced the thermal compound now it runs at about 55c.


You could also try to not only removing your cooler and replacing the thermal compound but also get an after market cooler for the card. I spent 45$ I think for a really nice dual 120mm fan set for my 9600GT and it's amazing the temp difference! It also came with a dual controller for both fans that can be adjusted when needed. Just my 2 cents.GL!

I have a GTX 580 and get average temps of 90 C on JUST this game.
Basically: If you are overclocking your card. Return it to stock speeds AND voltages.
or make a custom fan profile that helps tame the temps.
Find a good balance between overclock and Temperatures/fan noise that is acceptable to you.
For example: Try getting the highest overclock you can get on stock voltage.

Computer: Toshiba Qosmio x505 q888
Processor: i7 q740 1.73ghz
GPU: Nvidia GTS360
Oddly enough, this is one problem I have not had, monitoring my card I usually stay around 65C. I know desktops are a different story but for those using laptops there are several ways to keep your computer cooler:
(obvious to most yes) Keep them on hard surfaces, preferably with a cooling base with build in fans, don't play you laptop on your bed.
Keep your settings humble (also works for desktops) sure you cant control polycount but you can lower certain things like resolution to tax it a little less. My older computers GPU went anywhere from 80 to 90C when running at 1080p(sounds unreal yes but, it was a Mac) dropping it to 1600X900 dropped the temp to the 70s
Finally on laptops avoid the high performance power settings (use balanced, if possible use the company provided power plan my i7 drops 10C when i switch to Toshiba Eco mode with little effect on performance. GPU, Nvidia GTS360, dropped about 5C.
Desktop owners, your lucky, Graphics cards are not that expensive, GTX460 is still considered high end and I've seen most of them around the $180USD mark. When exchangeable parts get old or go bad you can simply replace them. while posting i'm running the game on standard settings, Temps GPU is at 61C and I7quad (8 cores) are all 78-80 on balanced power kicking on eco mode drops them to GPU 58 CPU 70. Hope this help someone.
Could be because of airflow or Ambient Temperatures.
My 460 only gets as hot as 68c at night when i'm playing.
Voltage:stock
Core:830Mhz
Memory:2000Mhz
You can get a 1GB 460 from EVGA for 110$ actually right now on their B-Stock.
Not the SE version either!
can i get a red response? id rather not have to buy a new video card every 3 months playing this game
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