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post Mar 18 2019, 04:01 PM, updated 5y ago

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Hi, I've just upgraded my GPU from GTX 1060 3GB to GALAX RTX 2060 and I really like the upgrade I've been wanting for.

But the issue is that this card runs very hot to the point its fan is quite audible. I had to adjusr my fan curve so that it's not really loud but I'm quite concerned with the gpu temp. My cpu temp (Ryzen 5 2600 with stock cooler) usually hover around 65~75c on load.

On idle alone, gpu temp hover on 45c @ 300MHz clock while on load, it boost to 1800MHz @ 85c. I get this number from playing MHW.

Say is it normal for the RTX 2060 to be this hot? It certainly not with the previous gpu

Edit: Mistake were made on clock value, changed from 300Hz and 1.8MHz to 300Mhz and 1800MHz.

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I bought Zotac RTX2060 AMP edition, i don't hear fan sound even under full load.


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post Mar 18 2019, 04:42 PM

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GPUs usually have no issues going up to 100 degrees Celsius.

If you really want to make sure things run cool I suggest taking software control of the GC fan and forcing it to a certain value.
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post Mar 18 2019, 05:11 PM

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QUOTE(empire23 @ Mar 18 2019, 04:42 PM)
GPUs usually have no issues going up to 100 degrees Celsius.

If you really want to make sure things run cool I suggest taking software control of the GC fan and forcing it to a certain value.
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That's what I'm doing though, with MSI Afterburner and manually adjust the fan curve so it won't go as loud but I'm still concern with the temp.

By default, max temp were set to 83c
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post Mar 18 2019, 06:29 PM

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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 05:11 PM)
That's what I'm doing though, with MSI Afterburner and manually adjust the fan curve so it won't go as loud but I'm still concern with the temp.

By default, max temp were set to 83c
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improve your case ventilation, if your gpu use blower type, it's a bit better, the heat exit directly but it's ventilation still needed.
custom cooler require side panel fans, so the heat wont be going back to case.
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post Mar 18 2019, 06:48 PM

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http://www.galax.com/en/graphics-card/20-s...060-1click.html

This one?

from the looks of it, it might be that the cooling solution use is not that good. Improving airflow in you PC case may help
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post Mar 18 2019, 07:05 PM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Mar 18 2019, 06:29 PM)
improve your case ventilation, if your gpu use blower type, it's a bit better, the heat exit directly but it's ventilation still needed.
custom cooler require side panel fans, so the heat wont be going back to case.
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I'm using air cooling solution for my case, 2 intake fan and 2 exhaust fan. Case I'm using is Thermaltake V17 iirc (at work atm). Not sure how I should improve my ventilation better aside from opening the side panel itself

QUOTE(teelim @ Mar 18 2019, 06:48 PM)
http://www.galax.com/en/graphics-card/20-s...060-1click.html

This one?

from the looks of it, it might be that the cooling solution use is not that good. Improving airflow in you PC case may help
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Yes, that's the GPU i'm using.

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post Mar 18 2019, 07:24 PM

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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 07:05 PM)
I'm using air cooling solution for my case, 2 intake fan and 2 exhaust fan. Case I'm using is Thermaltake V17 iirc (at work atm). Not sure how I should improve my ventilation better aside from opening the side panel itself
Yes, that's the GPU i'm using.
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The hardcore way, use one big hole saw on the side panel and install 1 or 2 120mm fans sweat.gif

Seriously, adding more fans will always help.
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post Mar 18 2019, 08:59 PM

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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 07:05 PM)
I'm using air cooling solution for my case, 2 intake fan and 2 exhaust fan. Case I'm using is Thermaltake V17 iirc (at work atm). Not sure how I should improve my ventilation better aside from opening the side panel itself
Yes, that's the GPU i'm using.
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Try opening the side panel and see how much the temp can drop. Then you can have target (near the open side panel temp, but not exactly same lower temp) how much you can lower down the temp with better fan or airflow.

It's H17 or V71? Can't find V17.
If H17, got ways to open front panel for better airflow?

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QUOTE(xxboxx @ Mar 18 2019, 08:59 PM)
Try opening the side panel and see how much the temp can drop. Then you can have target (near the open side panel temp, but not exactly same lower temp) how much you can lower down the temp with better fan or airflow.

It's H17 or V71? Can't find V17.
If H17, got ways to open front panel for better airflow?
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H17 (been a while so I didn't remember the case model laugh.gif)
Yes the front panel can be open. I do realized the intake vent were very small for this model though.

I'll test the temp again later and post the result here if it have any difference at all

P/s: GPU fan is annoyingly audible from 75% fan speed onwards
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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 09:29 PM)
H17 (been a while so I didn't remember the case model laugh.gif)
Yes the front panel can be open. I do realized the intake vent were very small for this model though.

I'll test the temp again later and post the result here if it have any difference at all

P/s: GPU fan is annoyingly audible from 75% fan speed onwards
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I would suggest trying with one or more panels open. If this solves your issue of GPU getting too hot, then you may want to consider getting a case that has less restrictive airflow
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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 09:29 PM)
H17 (been a while so I didn't remember the case model laugh.gif)
Yes the front panel can be open. I do realized the intake vent were very small for this model though.

I'll test the temp again later and post the result here if it have any difference at all

P/s: GPU fan is annoyingly audible from 75% fan speed onwards
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If front panel remove there's no filter to stop dust from being suck in?
My casing with front acrylic cover to showcase the fans light, but at the side have small duck which is poor in airflow.
I removed the acrylic cover and put filter at it's place, the airflow improve tremendously. Dropped more than 10 Celsius during CPU full load.
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QUOTE(teelim @ Mar 18 2019, 10:02 PM)
I would suggest trying with one or more panels open. If this solves your issue of GPU getting too hot, then you may want to consider getting a case that has less restrictive airflow
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If I had to resort for better case, which case would you suggest though? Furthermore I'd spend most of my budget to the gpu already so I could only afford to buy a new case after several months

QUOTE(xxboxx @ Mar 18 2019, 10:07 PM)
If front panel remove there's no filter to stop dust from being suck in?
My casing with front acrylic cover to showcase the fans light, but at the side have small duck which is poor in airflow.
I removed the acrylic cover and put filter at it's place, the airflow improve tremendously. Dropped more than 10 Celsius during CPU full load.
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Thing is, even if the front panel are removable, it can't be removed completely because the power button panel is on the front panel, those are permanently wired
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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 18 2019, 04:01 PM)
Hi, I've just upgraded my GPU from GTX 1060 3GB to GALAX RTX 2060 and I really like the upgrade I've been wanting for.

But the issue is that this card runs very hot to the point its fan is quite audible. I had to adjusr my fan curve so that it's not really loud but I'm quite concerned with the gpu temp. My cpu temp (Ryzen 5 2600 with stock cooler) usually hover around 65~75c on load.

On idle alone, gpu temp hover on 45c @ 300MHz clock while on load, it boost to 1800MHz @ 85c. I get this number from playing MHW.

Say is it normal for the RTX 2060 to be this hot? It certainly not with the previous gpu

Edit: Mistake were made on clock value, changed from 300Hz and 1.8MHz to 300Mhz and 1800MHz.
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open ur side panel, and see if the problem persist.

if it doesnt, u got ventilation issue
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post Mar 19 2019, 12:18 AM

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Just got back to test with side panel open, looks like it's still persist, maintaining 83c full load. Just 2c difference with no side panel open sadly

Test this with Monster Hunter World on ultra setting at 1080p. GPU usage at 98~100%

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QUOTE(kurangak @ Mar 18 2019, 11:17 PM)
open ur side panel, and see if the problem persist.

if it doesnt, u got ventilation issue
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As above, I don't think this is case issue. I test it with side panel open, not much difference
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post Mar 19 2019, 01:13 AM

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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 19 2019, 12:18 AM)
Just got back to test with side panel open, looks like it's still persist, maintaining 83c full load. Just 2c difference with no side panel open sadly

Test this with Monster Hunter World on ultra setting at 1080p. GPU usage at 98~100%

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As above, I don't think this is case issue. I test it with side panel open, not much difference
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You need to tame the GPU in different way, like enable VSync for single player game, where input lag is not an issue, limiting the FPS will reduce the gpu utilization.
Or lower the gpu voltage, reduce temp limit/power limit. The later are safer than changing voltage.

Those are the steps i do to keep the pc internal temp in check.
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post Mar 19 2019, 01:51 AM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Mar 19 2019, 01:13 AM)
You need to tame the GPU in different way, like enable VSync for single player game, where input lag is not an issue, limiting the FPS will reduce the gpu utilization.
Or lower the gpu voltage, reduce temp limit/power limit. The later are safer than changing voltage.

Those are the steps i do to keep the pc internal temp in check.
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Could I just underclock the GPU without affecting much of the performance? I mean, a 10% reduction in fps is negligible and not going to hurt the quality because from the benchmark I saw with this card, it's already quite overkill for 1080p.

I tried to reduce the power/temp limit to 91%/75c thru MSI Afterburner but it still kicking to 82~83c while it down clock itself from 1840MHz to 1700MHz when it hit the 83c limit
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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 19 2019, 01:51 AM)
Could I just underclock the GPU without affecting much of the performance? I mean, a 10% reduction in fps is negligible and not going to hurt the quality because from the benchmark I saw with this card, it's already quite overkill for 1080p.

I tried to reduce the power/temp limit to 91%/75c thru MSI Afterburner but it still kicking to 82~83c while it down clock itself from 1840MHz to 1700MHz when it hit the 83c limit
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any idea whats ur ambient temp is?
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post Mar 19 2019, 02:29 AM

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QUOTE(kurangak @ Mar 19 2019, 02:09 AM)
any idea whats ur ambient temp is?
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Room temperature at 35c while ambient temp in the case was 45c
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post Mar 19 2019, 02:57 AM

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QUOTE(flagstar @ Mar 19 2019, 02:29 AM)
Room temperature at 35c while ambient temp in the case was 45c
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ur temp is normal i think. how hot ur card depends on how low ur ambient temp is.

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