Author Topic: Is 81 degrees Celsius a bad temperature for a GPU to be at?  (Read 12972 times)

i hope that the part where he said it was 81 C was an error and he really meant 81 F.
Nope, it was serious.
Yes, OP, that is very bad.
Well stuff, thank god I exited out of that program.

even if he did or didn't, he's bit coin mining (lol).

Of course his computer is going to explode unless it has 1000 fans or has a liquid cooling kit composed of liquid hydrogen
use that to cool your device
or just anything cold

So, never mine for BitCoins again, right?

they're
hnng

for a notebook it's not that bad tbh
you're mining bitcoins so clearly it's going to heat up a lot
get a cooling pad or something

OP could boil water/heat it up pretty well with his computer due to the heat.

OP could boil water/heat it up pretty well with his computer due to the heat.
use your gps as a stove instead of using gas
it's genius

Actually, I read a couple of sources on the internets saying that 81C isn't that bad...

I'm not sure now.

in all honesty you should only be concerned for the safety of the computer when you're breaching 86 degrees or higher on a notebook

Actually, I read a couple of sources on the internets saying that 81C isn't that bad...

I'm not sure now.
Sure. When you're using a desktop it's bad, but not that bad.

But a Netbook? Jesus.

Sure. When you're using a desktop it's bad, but not that bad.

But a Netbook? Jesus.
No no no, a NOTEbook. A bigger version of a laptop.

No no no, a NOTEbook. A bigger version of a laptop.

its like youre implying that matters at all

its a laptop and the heat is going to radiate through the entire computer (which isnt that big and spacious didnt you know??)

most electronics shouldn't go over 90oC

Yes, its 177.8 or so degrees Fahrenheit.

don't mine for bitcoins if it gets THAT HOT. that's 170 something fahrenheit. a computer should never be that hot
« Last Edit: March 12, 2013, 07:14:38 PM by crunk.com »

Dude 81c is nothing. My GPU routinely hit 80c under load, and got as high as 105c before I started seeing fps drops and needed to clean my vents.

How bad a temp is for a GPU is entirely dependent on what the GPU is rated to handle. Laptop GPUs tend to be rated for and handle higher temps than a desktop card, since they're designed with poor cooling in mind.
« Last Edit: March 12, 2013, 07:13:59 PM by dkamm65 »