I sapu-ed the 2nd last MSI.

Interested to see temperatures of zotac or leadtek. Hope my MSI which is rm350 more expensive is worth it.....

I see... for that price, really worth it no matter the temperature....

Great! Decided to put a 120mm fan on my side casing (available fan slot) with double ultra-fine filters (can't stand the dust!). Blows directly into the casing on top of my GTX760.

Gaming Metro LL for 20 minutes (full settings 1920 x 1080, closed casing), max temp at 57'c only at 67% fan speed (1920rpm). A reduction in GPU temp of 3-4% 'c!

Air-con room at 26'c..... on idle, GPU drops down to 31'c after 10 minutes.....



This post has been edited by kmarc: Aug 10 2013, 10:56 PM

Using silverstone magnetic ultrafine filter. Bought it from here : https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2817021&hl=

Even with the ultrafine filter, the pesky dust can still go through. That's why decided to put double filter for the side fan (1 filter before and 1 filter after the fan). However, since it is ultrafine, it filter dust better than the normal filters. However, the magnet is handy as I can just stick it to anywhere that is metal.

You're using MSI GTX760 too?

How's your casing airflow? My casing is CM 690 advance. 1x 140mm and 1x120mm fan blowing in, 2x140mm (temperature controlled) and 1x120mm fan blowing out.

I'm using it. No problems so far. However, my previous GTX460 also had intermittent freeze when using this driver. Had to switch back to 314.22 to avoid the problem.....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Aug 11 2013, 11:21 AM

Interesting. Yeah, where to get the extra finer mesh for DIY?

I really feel like wrapping all openings with meshes!!!!!

In general, no need unless, as mentioned above, your casing airflow is very poor.

what brand is yours and how's your temp like?

Reinstall the drivers using clean install?

As mentioned a few pages back, the MSI GTX760 auto fan setting is too conservative.... full-load with temperatures of 70-71'c but the fan running at only 42% fan speed.

Really wished owners of GTX760 would post their temperatures and fan speed. Want to see how other cards perform. Of course, want to reassure myself that I bought an expensive card (for it's range) for good reasons.....

Oh well, will post some pics tonight, idle at 28-29'c after fan speed set to 80% for 10-20 minutes (aircon room set at 25'c with closed casing).....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Aug 15 2013, 10:03 AM

Bored, nothing to do, so.... some testing at idle.

Aircon set to 26'c
Closed casing
Fan speed : 34% (about 1000 rpm). Temp 30'c
Fan speed : 70% (about 2000rpm). Temp 29'c
Fan speed : 80% (about 2300 rpm). Temp 28-29'c

Arrgghhhhhhh.......... my gtx760 is not powderful anymore....

Recommended VRAM 3gb.

Yeah, guess have to wait for the actual game.....

For now, enough powder....

Cool down guys. We're not here to see who's balls is bigger or who's pocket is deeper.

We are here for the Nvidia experience although Nvidia has been sucking our money for quite some time now....

Really can't wait to see what AMD can offer although my poor non-4k-capable GTX760 (sorry sorry, can't resist it ) is probably going to lose some value.....

Anyway, hope to see some healthy competition with AMD's offering.

Nvidia vs AMD, I will probably still stick with Nvidia due to physX (unless unjustifiable price vs performance). Can't live without it......

Note : Now, don't anybody start debating on whether physX is needed or not.....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Sep 24 2013, 03:23 PM

Waaaaah! So rich... plethora of graphic cards!!! I get to try a new card every.... erm.... 3-4 years....

Don't forget a 2nd lower-end physX card running together with the primary card (Nvidia or AMD). Of course, I'm the single-card guy....

Next game with physX that I'm waiting for is Batman Arkham Origin.....