Using ATI and NVIDIA Video Cards To Make A Sauna
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Using ATI and NVIDIA Video Cards To Make A Sauna
It seems that high end video cards from ATI and NVIDIA keep on getting hotter. Today we break out the uber geeky infrared digital laser pyrometer to find out just how hot some of these cards get when it comes to the exhaust air and PCB area behind the core of the GPU. The results were a tad shocking and it's obvious that these high end graphics card can easily increase the room temperature when used in a small home office or dorm room!
Article Title: Using ATI and NVIDIA Video Cards To Make A Sauna
Article URL: http://legitreviews.com/article/506/1/
Article Title: Using ATI and NVIDIA Video Cards To Make A Sauna
Article URL: http://legitreviews.com/article/506/1/
I figured the cards would put some heat out but didn't think that it would be that much.P.S. No video cards were injured by the turned on oven or the flames from the BBQ grill. Please note the video cards that were used are trained professionals with years of experience.
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wow. now i'll really be looking to water-cool my pc components! they have waterblocks for the GTS/GTXs right?
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Ryzen 5 3600 w/PBO/OC
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Corsair VENGEANCE LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3600 CL16
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MS LXM-00001 keyboard
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I got some GeForce 7 series sitting here it would be nice to do them all, but you gotta crank the content out! It was originally just the GTX and XT, but I added the GTS at the last minute. I was just thinking about adding one real quick, but the room temp is different and the benchmark I used is DX10 onlyDMB2000uk wrote:I can't believe you couldn't get hold of a seven series Nvidia card for more reference temps.
The one thing that was really interesting was the fact that Nvidia's card dumped the heat back into the case, can't be good for most systems. Another reason I'm glad I have watercooling
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This made me think of Quakecon and all those who have their brand new video cards. I hope it's properly air conditioned...
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