NoasArcAngel
Wise Old Owl
Ok, so I want to buy a cooler for my ati radeon 7750 OC since it reaches extremely high temps on load (90-100c) with stock fan.
Please suggest
no need for an aftermarket cooler, just uninstall the heatsink, clean the fan and re-apply thermal paste.
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
The temp's are definitely high. Do you have fan on side cover of cabinet? have you overclocked the chip?
Myth
Cyborg Agent
The reference GPUs are based on the company's(amd,nvidia) standard specification for that product without any modification. Non-reference are usually modified by companies (asus, sapphire,msi etc) for different design, custom cooling, etc etc.
Google it for better explanation.
I can see an exhaust at the rear, but do you have an intake fan at the front ?
Google it for better explanation.
I can see an exhaust at the rear, but do you have an intake fan at the front ?
keith_j_snyder2
Rising ApocalypsE
Try these simple steps:
1. Update the latest drivers.
2. Try keeping ur cabinet open(side panels).
3. If these doesn't work then check ur GPU fan speed & try increasing it with MSI Afterburner.
I believe this 'll sort out the problem.
1. Update the latest drivers.
2. Try keeping ur cabinet open(side panels).
3. If these doesn't work then check ur GPU fan speed & try increasing it with MSI Afterburner.
I believe this 'll sort out the problem.
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
Never do this.
What about the open test bench setups?
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
Keepikg case open is okay for short term, but doing so for long term will make you'r cabinet dust chest.
The card is fine, The heating only happens if i play games in high or more settings. I did keep the side panel , to test and the temperatures were around 70 while playing NFS Most wanted in full setting. The fan makes very bad noise as if its a radiator fan of a car. Normally the temperature stays at around 30 - 35.
The card: Sapphire 7750 OC
The card: Sapphire 7750 OC
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
You mean that those temperatures were with side panel on and with side panel off, the temps are 70 C?
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
70 C at load is okay IMO. But temp's rise like would-be stock market as soon as cover is on, so better air circulation is the only way IMO. Mention your cabinet model so I can suggest a fan setup.
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
Well, the correct fan orientation is already mentioned on the link you've posted. Are you already having that orientation or are you missing some fans?
gagan_kumar
Wise Old Owl
agree with it a stock GPU with this much temps means either flawed card or overclocked one........