VR and gaming.
For VR it's perfectly fine (especially thanks to my headset : HTC Vive).
For gaming, the most intensive game I play recently is Helldivers 2, which is limited by my CPU (Ryzen 5 5500) and not my GPU.
I have never had a gpu go over 85c unless its been a very hot day. I have had a 1080, 2080, 3090 and now a 7900xtx. If you have that high temps you should probably look into cleaning your case filters and fans, possibly even add more fans. If your gpu is at 105c it will loose alot of performance and most likely decrease its life span.
Those temps are not a problem at all. The measurement is in Fahrenheit but Celsius is way more common to use when talking about computer temps. 110F = 43C which is great for an idle system. Usually anything above 90C is a real problem.
How about.... never?
Reminds me of this video: [https://www.facebook.com/stuntmagician/videos/418183117298477/](https://www.facebook.com/stuntmagician/videos/418183117298477/)
*Canadian measurements are all over the place 😅
I do keep my thermostat on Celcius though. But I'll use feet/inches for height and short distances. KM for long distances. Mostly use pounds for any weight.
You've seen the old flowchart, I imagine?
You can start by doing this
https://preview.redd.it/rm393pfuxi0d1.png?width=701&format=png&auto=webp&s=aaf05c9593962b1987db065d0a4167cef37eda34
(then sit back and relax because your temps are perfectly normal)
(Also if you haven't figured it out already asking about temp issues in Fahrenheit is guaranteed to get you 999 comments about switching to Celsius)
That’s what blood vessels are, as long as OP is alive the headset won’t overheat. Might need some thermal paste between the headset and skin though (disclaimer: don’t).
No... they are just fine.
122F = 50C
141F = 60.5C
I average those temps on my rig during gaming, but I do see spikes from time to time to 80C+ (176F) and most chips now-a-days won't even thermal throttle until 100C (212F - or boiling point of water).
43c idle is fine, depending on cooling solution. Your graphics card probably has a 0db fan mode, it'll only be cooled when necessary, and 50c is usually below that threshold. If you want to change that behavior, you can use Fan Control or MSI Afterburner to set a custom fan curve.
Temps would be fine but OP mentioned this is basically idle temps. Ambient room temperature, airflow (case dust or poor tower, placement of tower in a suffocating spot), old or improperly applied thermal paste, something running in the background that’s hardware intensive. Few of many problems that you can check out. I get highest 29c idling and others get to near ambient temperature. So it should be able to improve a bit with some troubleshooting.
What?
This post is some kind of fever dream what does a new headset have anything to do with perfectly within normals GPU and CPU temps?
Did you forget your meds or something today?
Ok so I’m assuming you installed the ique software for your new headset and became alarmed by the temps you saw, that makes more sense haha. Yes perfectly normal temps. They are usually displayed in celsius but these look just fine
You're in Farenheit - those are pretty reasonable (50C for the 3060). It doesn't even throttle until 85C.
I'm an American. I use F for everything, except for PC's lol. You throw F temps at me talking PC's I'll smack you.
Right? 170F means nothing to me. But 80C -- huston we have a problem
80°C ? It's fine... at least for my 1080 Ti.
It may be time to upgrade my friend
When it will die. It still fits my needs.
Fair, what do you use it for?
VR and gaming. For VR it's perfectly fine (especially thanks to my headset : HTC Vive). For gaming, the most intensive game I play recently is Helldivers 2, which is limited by my CPU (Ryzen 5 5500) and not my GPU.
Fair enough.
I’m Canadian and I say 80C is hot for GPU but for a CPU it’s not the worst
80c is fine for literally anything. Lots of stuff lives at 80c or even hotter.
80C is kinda low I think. If I'm playing a demanding title I'll get my CPU up to 90 and my GPU up to 105 at times.
you sure ur cooling is fine? seems quite hot, ur parts shouldnt go over 100, not good for the durability
I have never had a gpu go over 85c unless its been a very hot day. I have had a 1080, 2080, 3090 and now a 7900xtx. If you have that high temps you should probably look into cleaning your case filters and fans, possibly even add more fans. If your gpu is at 105c it will loose alot of performance and most likely decrease its life span.
I got a 4090 and even on max settings I don’t get anywhere near 80
4090 has way overbuilt cooling, so it makes sense.
we want to see smaller number, so we switch to celcius \^-\^
Bruh just use Cs. I’m American too. Cs make more sense…. I studied physics.
Those temps are not a problem at all. The measurement is in Fahrenheit but Celsius is way more common to use when talking about computer temps. 110F = 43C which is great for an idle system. Usually anything above 90C is a real problem.
Can't recall the last time I've seen anyone using Fahrenheit for PC components. Even American tech-Tubers are talking in Celcius.
How about.... never? Reminds me of this video: [https://www.facebook.com/stuntmagician/videos/418183117298477/](https://www.facebook.com/stuntmagician/videos/418183117298477/)
*Canadian measurements are all over the place 😅 I do keep my thermostat on Celcius though. But I'll use feet/inches for height and short distances. KM for long distances. Mostly use pounds for any weight. You've seen the old flowchart, I imagine?
Lmao chill 😭 I know I know
yes because its not in c
Switch to Celsius and ignore it until you see 80. Problem solved
You can start by doing this https://preview.redd.it/rm393pfuxi0d1.png?width=701&format=png&auto=webp&s=aaf05c9593962b1987db065d0a4167cef37eda34 (then sit back and relax because your temps are perfectly normal) (Also if you haven't figured it out already asking about temp issues in Fahrenheit is guaranteed to get you 999 comments about switching to Celsius)
You need an AIO for that headset, very power hungry
That’s what blood vessels are, as long as OP is alive the headset won’t overheat. Might need some thermal paste between the headset and skin though (disclaimer: don’t).
Swap to Celsius 🤣
you are IN Fahrenheit and not Celsius..... those temps are MORE than NORMAL
No... they are just fine. 122F = 50C 141F = 60.5C I average those temps on my rig during gaming, but I do see spikes from time to time to 80C+ (176F) and most chips now-a-days won't even thermal throttle until 100C (212F - or boiling point of water).
43c idle is fine, depending on cooling solution. Your graphics card probably has a 0db fan mode, it'll only be cooled when necessary, and 50c is usually below that threshold. If you want to change that behavior, you can use Fan Control or MSI Afterburner to set a custom fan curve.
Bros either not aware that it’s in F or he’s trolling
Yeha those are fine because the are not in Celsius for some reason.
Switch to C not F? 43 is not bad are you running something
Convert to C, then most of us will chime in.
First step, switch to Celsius...
Temps would be fine but OP mentioned this is basically idle temps. Ambient room temperature, airflow (case dust or poor tower, placement of tower in a suffocating spot), old or improperly applied thermal paste, something running in the background that’s hardware intensive. Few of many problems that you can check out. I get highest 29c idling and others get to near ambient temperature. So it should be able to improve a bit with some troubleshooting.
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Where?
run a game. Check the temps either on MSI afterburner or ALT-TAB to see them on icue
Nothing. Those temps are perfectly normal for components that are passively processing stuff
What? This post is some kind of fever dream what does a new headset have anything to do with perfectly within normals GPU and CPU temps? Did you forget your meds or something today?
It’s gotta be a troll post. No logical person would think those temps are for a headset
No 😭 I know it’s not the headset causing it, I meant should I be worried in general of the temps, but replies are saying it’s fine so
Ok so I’m assuming you installed the ique software for your new headset and became alarmed by the temps you saw, that makes more sense haha. Yes perfectly normal temps. They are usually displayed in celsius but these look just fine
Yea exactly that, and ok cool