Asus strix OC 1080 TI TEMPS

[jboydgolfer]

Id like to see screenshots of the graph in msi ab showing it never went idle yet you ramped up to 3d clocks and played games. What you showed displays the CURRENT temperature.

Yeah I'd like to see that too, I've been building computers for a very long time and I'm finding it impossible. I've run full custom water block Gpu's that wouldn't do that. Its just not possible, nevermind on a air cooled shroud, even @ 2x the max fan speed. I'm not saying you're lying I'm just saying that I think you're mistaken.

For reference , my video cards are a little lower by around 10° , and they hit about 68° while undet full load. Just run either GPUz or MSI afterburners graph before you start a game ,keep it running during the game & then end the game & take a screenshot and upload.

I'll be very impressed if the screenshots show it to be true. Also it looks like that speed fan application you keep uploading is monitoring your I GPu and not your DGpu, because it doesn't say "1080ti" anywhere

 

[legion1capone]

Considering I work in an environment that averages 90+DB all day long I'm not worried about a little fan hum. Lol

i mean... science... unless your fans are cranked already, amd even then, when you load the gpu it uses more energy and outputs more heat. For it to not budge is nearly impossible on air. The cooler isnt that good unless its some web based 2d game where the card isnt even ramping up to 3d clocks...

Idle at 36c without fans with 1080ti gaming x...22c ambient. With stock fan profile it hits mid 60s and i cant hear the fans.. perfect. Zero effort. Perfectly acceptable temps with plenty of headroom... i want my cookie for not doing squat and still having my hearing!!!

 

[legion1capone]

Yeah I'd like to see that too, I've been building computers for a very long time and I'm finding it impossible. I've run full custom water block Gpu's that wouldn't do that. Its just not possible, nevermind on a air cooled shroud, even @ 2x the max fan speed. I'm not saying you're lying I'm just saying that I think you're mistaken.

For reference , my video cards are a little lower by around 10° , and they hit about 68° while undet full load. Just run either GPUz or MSI afterburners graph before you start a game ,keep it running during the game & then end the game & take a screenshot and upload

I'll do this when I get home. I have gpuz on my desktop right now.

 

[jboydgolfer]

cool.

Just run two instances of it, you will have both pages running during the recording of all the temps + the screenshot. Also id recommend You get the Newest version(1.20.0) to remove as much possibility that there be any issue with detection on your GPU, being that it is So new, iirc, ASIC wasnt read properly by GPUz until recently on the 1xxx gtx's. i recommend a sensor refresh rate of 1 second or higher, otherwise it tends to wipe info that is not very old with the new stuff.

like this

 

[ERazer]

Speed fun who still uses that when was it last updated

 

[legion1capone]

Ok so i let my computer sit idle for about 45 minutes and played wildlands for 30 minutes. You are correct in that something was up last night with those temps not moving. I'm not sure what the cause was but it fluctuates between 42-45°c while gaming with 50-55% fan speed. I did also update to the newest version of gpuz.

Inside temp about 21-22°c.

Idle temps

Playing wildlands

In game temps

 

[jboydgolfer]

Ok so i let my computer sit idle for about 45 minutes and played wildlands for 30 minutes. You are correct in that something was up last night with those temps not moving. I'm not sure what the cause was but it fluctuates between 42-45°c while gaming with 50-55% fan speed. I did also update to the newest version of gpuz.

Inside temp about 21-22°c.
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Idle temps
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Playing wildlands
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In game temps
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Yeah I knew I was correct before, I was just curious what the issue was mostly. Why don't you go ahead and set GPU Z's sensor window to record the max reading for temperature that way they can see what it is in its highest and not at its current.

To me it looks basically just like any other GPU temperature wise except a little higher than in my experience. I know that's not reflected in the images you keep posting because your fan profile is so aggressive but anyone could do that. I'm confident if you set that to default fan profile it would probably Max out in the 70s.

 

[EarthDog]

And whatever that game is, its only using 44% of the gpu...bet temps would be much higher if it was a more stressful game or...whatever is going on there.

 

[cdawall]

Yeah I knew I was correct before, I was just curious what the issue was mostly. Why don't you go ahead and set GPU Z's sensor window to record the max reading for temperature that way they can see what it is in its highest and not at its current.

To me it looks basically just like any other GPU temperature wise except a little higher than in my experience. I know that's not reflected in the images you keep posting because your fan profile is so aggressive but anyone could do that. I'm confident if you set that to default fan profile it would probably Max out in the 70s.

GPU is also only running at 50% load...look at the TDP

 

[legion1capone]

Stock fan profile never broke 60°c with my oc. But I will check again and make the changes to gpuz that you suggested

 

[EarthDog]

So...yay... good temps at half load with 50% fan...an expected result!

Edit: stock ivybridge holding a monster card back at 1080p in this game?? Overclock the cpu!!


Enjoy your new card!

 

[alucasa]

Run Folding@Home and watch that temp skyrocket.

 

[mdbrotha03]

Just got my Asus strix OC 1080 TI yesterday and have recorded some temps for all of you. So far it idles about 50-52°c and when benchmarking sits at 59-60°c. I haven't seen it go past 60°c.

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For this if you that are wondering that is a Rosewill Thor V2 case that I have changed a few things on.

Welcome to the club.

 

[legion1capone]

Here are some battlefield 1 temps

Ambient

Definitely not maxing out in the 70s

 

[EarthDog]

50% fan man...

leave it on auto and thats where it goes..to the 60s and low 70s.. where its meant to with that profile.

 

[jboydgolfer]

Here are some battlefield 1 temps

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Definitely not maxing out in the 70s

heres my GTX970 Reference design, keeping in mind it is a true Nvidia branded reference GPU, (blower card) these are IMO/IME impressive temps for 100% load on Default fan profiles(on a ref blower card). But Your 1080ti is basically the top of the hill when it comes to Horse power & chip strength, so mine is a drop in the bucket next to Your. You'll notice My GPU engine is Maxed @ 100%, and I have both GPU load, & Temps set to display Maximum readings. i had JUST run superposition too from unigine, so the chip is Hot right now. TBH, this GPUz stress test isnt even a real Hard one, but the superposition i was running is. @ extreme. i reached 75C iirc.

heres PCmark 3d DX12 test , it brought my TDP up to around 77% + i ran a 25% OC on it too

 

[legion1capone]

Is that furmark your using?

heres my GTX970 Reference design, keeping in mind it is a true Nvidia branded reference GPU, (blower card) these are IMO/IME impressive temps for 100% load on Default fan profiles. But Your 1080ti is basically the top of the hill when it comes to Horse power & chip strength, so mine is a drop in the bucket next to Your. You'll notice My GPU engine is Maxed @ 100%, and I have both GPU load, & Temps set to display Maximum readings. i had JUST run superposition too from unigine, so the chip is Hot right now.

 

[jboydgolfer]

no. thats the "?" mark in GPUz's primary window (to the right in the center. but it only runs at around 50% load, power wise....you need to get that TDP up to its highest to give a true test of what the temps can get to, but with that ti you might have trouble without cranking up to 2 or 4k....try unigine superposition

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set it to EXTREME. thats the highest strain it can offer, aside from custom settigns

 

[AsRock]

i mean... science... unless your fans are cranked already, amd even then, when you load the gpu it uses more energy and outputs more heat. For it to not budge is nearly impossible on air. The cooler isnt that good unless its some web based 2d game where the card isnt even ramping up to 3d clocks...

Idle at 36c without fans with 1080ti gaming x...22c ambient. With stock fan profile it hits mid 60s and i cant hear the fans.. perfect. Zero effort. Perfectly acceptable temps with plenty of headroom... i want my cookie for not doing squat and still having my hearing!!!

Well speedfans not trust worthy anyways, i stopped using it long time ago due to it.

EDIT: maybe not speedfan after all, although i still would nt trust that app lol.

 

[jboydgolfer]

Well speedfans not trust worthy anyways, i stopped using it long time ago due to it.

EDIT: maybe not speedfan after all, although i still would nt trust that app lol.

after trying speedfan, I actually ran into a fan glitch for the first time ever out of owning my video card. For some reason after I stopped running the benchmark I noticed my fan speed on my video card was still at 50% which it almost never reaches. So I closed speed fan and it still continued. I ended up having to restart my PC entirely and uninstall the program before it finally stopped. Weird

 

[basco]

interesting that ya can achieve these temps even with your radiator with 2xfans pulling hot air inside case.
did ya try it the other way or from start like this?
and ghost recon wildlands pushes my system alot more but i dont have a 1080.
Thanks

 

[Vayra86]

Here are some battlefield 1 temps

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Definitely not maxing out in the 70s

Honestly dude, you are deluding yourself here on that cards cooling performance.

REMOVE your frame rate cap, REMOVE Vsync. Then start monitoring ingame temps. Using my crystal ball I can tell you right now it's going to stabilize between 69-72 C. There is no magic sauce here except your own testing methodology which is fundamentally flawed. And GR: Wildlands might actually still not show you these temps because its a CPU hog, especially over 60 fps.

Fan profile is irrelevant for the most part, high RPM might shave off a few C but it won't ever be relative to the added noise.

 

[legion1capone]

I don't run v sync. As for frame rate caps the only time I use them is if the game has no option to turn it off. I've never seen my card go over 60°c on either fan profile even during benchmarks in my case.

Honestly dude, you are deluding yourself here on that cards cooling performance.

REMOVE your frame rate cap, REMOVE Vsync. Then start monitoring ingame temps. Using my crystal ball I can tell you right now it's going to stabilize between 69-72 C.

 

[legion1capone]

I can see where I could possibly hit 65 or so in a warmer ambient temp and after gaming for hours on hours which I will be doing in the next couple days

 

[legion1capone]

So...yay... good temps at half load with 50% fan...an expected result!

Edit: stock ivybridge holding a monster card back at 1080p in this game?? Overclock the cpu!!


Enjoy your new card!

I am definitely loosing out on some frames with this CPU. I am running a mild overclock at 4ghz. I just ordered a new phantek PH-TC14PE and artic mx4 thermal paste. I am going to overclock it more when I get that installed later this week.
In the next month or so I will be rocking an MSI z270 gaming 5 Mobo, 7700k, g skill trident z 3200mhz rgb ram, and Samsung 960 Evo m.2 boot drive. I'm also going to make a plate to cover the space were the drive bays was before to mount my SSD's to. Which will allow me to get rid of the hot swap hdd cage at the bottom of my cage that I have temporarily mounted. I will be ordering another BitFenix Spectre pro 230mm red led fan to replace the stock rosewill one up front too. And I'm trying to figure out how I can run a fan controller to control my 3 pin non pwm fans RPM. I think I will have this control on my new motherboard but I'm not sure. We will have to wait and see.