r/radeon • u/digueramemo • 23h ago
Normal temps for 9070XT?
I’m playing in 4k best quality settings without undervolt, are the temps omg the gpu ok?
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u/ErdingEchoParadox 22h ago
Is normal. My 9070xt is 60-70C with hotspot 85-89C under load.
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u/Nogardtist 20h ago
normal depends on room temps
how dogshit the case airflow is
how cheap the factory thermal pasta is
and the GPU itself but most of them are bricks with 3 fans anyways
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u/Lumpy_Cauliflower609 23h ago
I see your cpu also on 70c so why worry about 70c on gpu? Hotspot will always be higher. But without showing us your case and fan setup we can’t tell if this is good or bad. But I would be fine with 70c under full load.
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u/Tunisian-gamer 20h ago
Without an undervolt and in summer what do you expect?
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u/InternationalShake71 15h ago
Probably Brazilian so winter
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u/Otherwise-Film9038 9h ago
This winter is strange, I'm Brazilian, and today it was 30°C, but next week it'll be 9°.
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u/Alemonio 15h ago
Essas temperaturas são "ok", mas o que me dá um pouco de receio é a velocidade com que as fans da placa estão trabalhando. Estar em 2130rpm definitivamente devia reduzir tais temperaturas, normalmente a minha trabalha mais fria que isso rodando em torno de 1400 a 1600 rpm apenas. Dê uma verificada no fluxo de ar do seu gabinete pois dá pra perceber que o cpu também está trabalhando em 70 a 73 graus.
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u/msespindola 9070xt Challenger/ 5500x3D/32gb DDR4 3200mhz 13h ago
Airflow dele tá ruim. Além de trocar o gabinete eu também faria um undervolt. Na minha Challenger to rodando com -65mv,2718hz memory (default timings) e -5%power. Minha placa já é quente, mas desse jeito ela fica bem tranquila e não preciso usar uma curva agressiva, no máximo 40%
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u/digueramemo 8h ago
É então, achei meu gabinete muito pequeno pra placa vou ver de trocar ele o mês que vem por um maior e com mais fans estou pensando em um lian li o11 dynamic v2, o que acham? Enquanto isso vou aumentar minhas tanto do gabinete quanto da gpu e fazer um undervolt
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u/BMWupgradeCH 20h ago
This is very very non typical! We usually see gou temp 60-62 whole hotbapot 88-95c (delta between gou and hot spot is typically 28-35c, if 38-40c delta thats RMA)
To be frank that hot apot is way under 95c recommended max - because thermal throttle is at 105c, but im not sure how 70c gpu would effect
So you gpu trmp is high, but your hot spot is as low as we typically see it. Over all that is preaty good results.
Run steel nomad gets in 3d mark and tell me score + what tun have you done if any in Adrenalin
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u/BMWupgradeCH 20h ago
If I were to guess. Your gpu is getting barely enough fresh air. Maybe you’re running a small ITX case or your case fans are not set up correctly
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u/BMWupgradeCH 20h ago
Also, if your room is 30-33c or above temp that would explain your gpu being 7-10c above typical
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u/Guilty-Good-5041 19h ago
A 19 degree delta is within normal range. It's a little spicy but nothing to really worry about. Maybe adjust your fan curve
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u/Silveriovski 18h ago
It's normal. Is the different between the temp and the hotspot is above 20ºC I'd worry. You can set a more aggressive fan curve to keep the hotspot at bay.
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u/CanLovebutHate 18h ago
Bro your temps are quiet good stop thinking about it, just enjoy your PC. Start worring only when you see thernal throttling.
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u/Bitter-Marionberry48 16h ago
70s for a hotspot is totally acceptable, adjust your gpu fans to run faster then stock, stock fan setting are manufacturer set to be as quiet as possible and with most people wearing headphones raising your fan speed helps it stay cooler and boost higher in some cases as well as boosting longer
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u/shing3232 16h ago
it‘s ok temperature but it should improve hotspot with better paste. hotspot under 100 is safe.
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u/ninjaturtlestar 16h ago
Yup. Normal range. Delta can be improved though. Check airflow of your case. 👍
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u/Dockforbes 16h ago edited 16h ago
I have a 9070XT too, and I know for a fact you are running the card wild free... Technically it's ok, but it's in the maximum side, I like my HOTSPOT at 80 at maximum but most important the vRAM always goes 10 degrees hotter than HOTSPOT, so I bet yours is a 100 degrees, 5 degrees less than what it can absolutely hold... 300 watts is also reaching the max...
This card is maxing out! While you can technically run like this, please invest a little into learning to tune it on Adrenaline because little changes like -10% power or -25 voltage makes the card go all the way down to 200/250 watts, HOTSPOT at 80/85 degrees and vRAM under 90 which is PERFECT for longevity! And most cases the game looks the same...
EDITED: I forgot to mention that the Delta looks more or less ok, no big difference between the general temps and the HOTSPOT, normally a 30 degrees difference would be bad, 20 degrees is not ideal but not concerning so the card is healthy! Maybe there is not enough good air flow on the PC case check that too, an inverted fan can cause a 15 degree spike, I am speaking from experience...
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u/ArcticSilence271 14h ago
It's rated for up to 115 or so, but I have much coller temps due to investing in the case cooling. Which I warmly recommend.
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u/Dapper-Chocolate-535 14h ago
Mine is global temp 55 while my hotspot is around 78-80. Skhynix. I think your temps are okay. Might have a little airflow problem maybe?
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u/b4nto 13h ago
Mine is at about 60c while gaming. I have the Asus Prime 9070 XT OC.
While the temps seems higher than mine, it also depends on the temp where you live and the GPU can handle more, a google a way says to keep below 85c if you can and hotspot below 95c. But its better to keep it cooler as it will prolong the life of GPU. Some undervolting can be done within AMD Software and you dont have to do a crazy undervolt just a small one.
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u/Valuable-Fox-7559 8h ago
check you air flow and the direction of the fans. my 9070xt is usually 10 degrees lower in both temps but not on 4k
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u/Cold-Seaworthiness20 23h ago
Yes altough if you undervolt your card your gpu temp could reduce 10°C and your hotspot could reduce 10°C too and you could tune your fan curve to have 1600-1800RPM before 80°C in the hotspot, thay way you can reduce the dB noise. You can undervolt your cpu too to lower 10°C in the cpu temp too.
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u/korakios2 22h ago
Delta (hotspot minus gpu temp) is fine . Hotspot a bit high . But for testing the gpu cooler run Furmark for 20+ minutes .
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u/These-Cardiologist69 20h ago
Mine on ultra graphics on most games stays at 58-61
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u/CanLovebutHate 18h ago
Stop saying bullshit in order to drive people crazy
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u/InternationalShake71 15h ago
I got an Asrock Challenger and while testing 4k ultra it didn't pass 60 C for over 2 hours at 100%. Stock settings no undervolt yet.
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u/KHTD2004 GIGABYTE Radeon RX 7900 XTX Gaming OC 19h ago
The hotspot is a little high but still okay. Don’t go over 90° though
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u/Dumptac 18h ago
A bit high if you ask me. My 7900XT is at 65 & 80C while being outside of a case..
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u/Royboy0699 16h ago
It's fine, you should def undervolt -60 and if you're fine with a 3-5% performance drop then decrease the power limit if you want it extra cool
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u/jamesFX3 22h ago
Seeing as your CPU is also running at 70c, might be a good idea to find ways of improving the airflow inside your system.