Re: All Graphics Cards related queries here.
@ tkin - 94c is just too hot
mukherjee is getting 85c on load with 20 min OCCT test @ 1024*768 resolution.
can you tell us at which resolution you have tested with OCCT and for how long ??
That's what I'm wondering about, I took OCCT @ 1024x768, shader level 8 for 30mins, fan goes 100%, however mukherjee's bios version is different than mine is, my load voltages look waay to high, at load it goes to 1.0370v which looks too high.
Now I can't apply thermal fusion on it as it will void the warranty. But if this continues I'm gonna put a fan under the card in my vacant PCIe slots.
Also to note mukherjee gets 75FPS in OCCT, I get lower, so I'm using a higher shader level, but that might very well be due to his CPU bottleneck, that could explain the temps.
PS: Mukherjee's bios is 70.04.0f.00.01, mine is 70.04.13.00.01, so I'm baffled here completely, how come two cards bought few days apart be that different, maybe I'll flash his bios into mine.
Anyway if 94c in OCCT, my load temps in game will remain below 90c(~85c) and I don't game a lot these days, if I can't fix this I'll later buy an aftermarket cooler for the 460, till then I'm loving the 37c idle on this card, gonna cut my electricity bill when I'm downloading through the night.
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@ TKIN do you have a intake fan at the PCIE slot ? Tha cabinet is nothing great. You need better cabby
A side intake blowing in the pci slots, but mukherjee's using an Zeb antibiotic cabby but his temps are lower, so I don't thinks its the issue, even if it is I'll get a CM 690.
PS: Look at this post I found, two different bioses for GTX460, one is an early production, but WHICH One??
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Update:
Look at this screen, nVidia early build BIOS
*www.hardwarezone.com.ph/img/data/nnews/2010/16767/Image/gtx460.gif
Final BIOS:
*www.ozone3d.net/public/jegx/201007/gtx460_gpuz.jpg
Also look at the PCI spec, I've removed my card but I faintly remember my link registering as a PCIex16 on GPU Z rather than PCIe x16 2.0 as it shows for my 9800GTX+, the BIOS might be the issue here, the Vcore is too high, I'm waiting for mukherjee's feedback on load voltage(OCCT)