“My graphics card is running 83-87 Celcius, is this normal? Only ran call of duty for a couple hours and it hit those temps early. If this is too high is it defective or should i add better cooling and if so whats recommended thanks.”
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Nvidia states on their website under the RTX 2080 > Specs > full Specs that 88c is the max recommended temp. I have seen mine run in the high 70s to low 80s regularly. If I pop off the glass cover it helps a ton, and see it run in the 60s-70s but I dont want to leave the internal exposed all the time like that. Hoping for some better software updates or ill be putting in some more ventilation. Keep an eye on your CPU temp as well, ideal temps over 50c are an indication of poor air flow or too high of ambient temp or both.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Posted this in another question, but if you download this app: https://www.asus.com/supportonly/GPUTweak%20II/HelpDesk_Download/ you can adjust the fan profile to your liking. I set mine at 70% at 80C and it stays under 80C. Stock only blows at 50%, even at 88C.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The cooling system in this computer is designed to work with the included hardware. Your temps are high but are not concerning. You can always upgrade the cooling system later but there would be no need.
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