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| vista 32 | wondering ideal temp also whats wrong with it lol Im currently playing Devil may cry 4 and i played for a bit and looked at the peak of the temp with speed fan its peak is 64C is that a lot??? for a PNY GEFORCE 9600GT I was wondering cause after playing for a couple hours or so sometimes my monitor goes to sleep and i have to hold the button down on my tower and restart everything for it to come back on i have the right PSU to power my G/F card why does it sleep like that?? |
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| vista 32 | Re: wondering ideal temp also whats wrong with it lol Bump |
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| | Re: wondering ideal temp also whats wrong with it lol "Shawn4455" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:c715193619224d0df071db228ed9aca1@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Im currently playing Devil may cry 4 and i played for a bit and looked > at the peak of the temp with speed fan its peak is 64C is that a lot??? > for a PNY GEFORCE 9600GT > > I was wondering cause after playing for a couple hours or so sometimes > my monitor goes to sleep and i have to hold the button down on my tower > and restart everything for it to come back on i have the right PSU to > power my G/F card why does it sleep like that?? > > > -- > Shawn4455 that GPU is 105C, so you're getting no where close to it unless that temperature reading is incorrect. The problem could be in the monitor itself. If heat is causing a problem with the video card, it isn't going to sleep it is experiencing a breakdown. Possibly some circuit opening up somewhere and the video signal to the monitor is being interupted (could be worse, PCs are often crashed). Doesn't necessarily have to be a fault in the GPU itself, it could be any circuit on the card, be it a micro fracture in a copper trace or a solder join opening up as the card heats up or even a circuit inside a chip. Check if the same thing happens with a different monitor to eliminate the monitor itself as being the problem. If possible check also with a different video card just to make sure the cause of the issue isn't something else in your computer. http://www.nvidia.com/object/product...9600gt_us.html |
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