Message from @Goz3rr
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That's fine, iirc. It only becomes at problem once it hits like 95
actually nvidia's GPU's already start decreasing boost clock at 35 °C by default
idk about AMD but probably around the same mark
if you have a modern GPU that does boosting, the cooler you run it the higher it boosts
why to deleet
that second pic was irrelevant
it was showing the temperature heating up
not the boost clock vs temp
i misread it
trying to find a better one for amd
use the 7990 ":D" one
iirc that thing tuned down boost around 95*C or something silly like that
what does AMD call GPU boost
it doesn't help that i'm only getting results for CPUs
its just gpu clock or o.c
not sure these days
amd didnt care marketing shilling that badly at some point
so dunno
it might be the reason they are so hot that they are always boosting :D
and that one doesn't make any sense
i mean i used custom fancurve on my 290X and usualy hanged around 70 on full blast
overclocking on nvidia is a meme these days anyways
you just slide everything to max
can't break your gpu anyways
9/10 times it'll work too because the driver limits everything anyways
wouldn't want the goys to get any extra performance <:alismirk:230784726615588865>
idk i can't find any relevant graph for AMD, but with nvidia the cooler your GPU the higher it will turbo
unless you manually overclock it
Not sure whether I should get a better fan or a waterblocks for the gpu
waterblocks on gpu's are based
what vega you have
aka what fan setup does it have
I've been using an AMD R9 390 for years now. I'm still playing most games on ultra at 1080p. Haven't felt the need to upgrade at all
Only issue is that I would either need to gat one integrated watercooler or make a custom loop, as I only have aircooling in my case
my GPU idles at ambient water temp
@Tervy Asus Vega 64
soo reference blower ?