The Optimal CPU and GPU Temperatures For Gaming [Ultimate Guide]

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So what are the best CPU and GPU temperatures when you're gaming?
This is exactly what we'll tell you in this video! Keep watching.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Intro to Optimal Gaming Temperature
1:51 Optimal Gaming Temperature: CPU
3:08 Optimal Gaming Temperature: GPUs
4:46 Intro to How to Track Temperature
5:03 How to Track Temperature: The Motherboard BIOS
5:24 How to Track Temperature: The CPU/GPU Utilities
6:08 How to Track Temperature: Third-Party Software
6:42 Intro to Dealing With High PC Temperature
7:08 Dealing With High PC Temperature: Clean the Heatsinks
7:28 Dealing With High PC Temperature: Check the Airflow
8:10 Dealing With High PC Temperature: Check the Ambient Temperature
8:59 Dealing With High PC Temperature: Make Use of the Warranty
9:30 Outro

[@IndianTechJatin]

Thanks for helping to check gaming PC Temperature.

[@user-ec6ej4dp6t]

The temperature of the hardware does effect the performance..... The cooler you get your GPU the higher the clock speed will go. This works the same with the CPU as well. Same hardware with higher clock speeds will increase the speed of your computer.

[@skyleranderson1984]

Good vid!

[@_Amino9]

You know, SOMETIMES my laptop radeon gpu goes to a max 70°C. This calms me down, as ive had some bad experiences with overheating.

[@sup4904]

i have a blower GPU, and my gpu still runs cooler than all my friends open air gpu's

[@kacpypoo]

eh I just feel my case if it’s hot, I take a break or lower the settings, if it’s not I keep playing lmaoo

[@dotech4128]

It's SUPER easy to set up a custom fan curve on MSI Afterburner for a GPU. That, combined with a good cleaning and some quality thermal paste can drop a high load temp from the high 80's to the mid 60's.

[@DirtyFresh]

Thermal paste makes this much of a difference? Recently bought NZXT pre-built to kick start my getting into all things PC. Came with a Ryzen 5 2600. Recently overclocked it to 3900mhz (which from what I could find is within it's range and from my testing is perfectly stable). However, when running things like Cinebench or some stress test, temps can reach over 100 over the course of the tests! Using the stock cooler. Even on stock frequencies and everything set to it's default auto, temps for my CPU can see up to 76°c when running Cinebench and stress tests. Thoughts?

[@ch4oticsyn3rgy96]

@@DirtyFresh damn you wrote that whole ass message and he said no thanks 😂

[@TheGamingSharieff]

Thanks bro

[@fuckbitch2835]

When I first built my pc, my cpu got over 100 once so I closed everything and continued monitoring and removed a glass panel on my case for cool air until I get fans. (I had one fan but it was in a bad spot because it was part of the case. I got 3 fans and a watercooled cpu cooler and now I don’t get hotter than 75 when putting my pc under pressure

[@Quacker_Gaming]

Very impressed with the quality of this video. You should have more subscribers. I built a PC about 2 years ago. Never checked my temps until now. My GPU was hitting 81c max when heavily gaming. Now it stays closer to 65-72c (depending on time of day) after fiddling with the fan curve. Noticed my CPU was hitting 100c though. Definitely something wrong with it. Getting an aftermarket cooler soon and new thermal paste. Hopefully it will cut the heat almost in half and keep it from being damaged more than it probably already is.

[@timcunningham2668]

So thats normal for your cpu and gpu to hit 60-80 c°? Like how hot would that be in f°? Cause im having a hard time believing this is safe temps(i also just built my first pc ever and im scepticle about everything)

[@timcunningham2668]

I was freaking out about 40°c

[@Quacker_Gaming]

@@timcunningham2668 yes most video cards run hot at stock settings. The cooler you run them the better clock speeds you will get. Depends on what card and what your settings are. I would say 90c is too hot. 80c is borderline. I try to keep mine 65 on air cooling. Once i put an aio on my gpu I'm hoping to keep it closer to 50c. Cpu i got the hyper 212 evo and runs about 50c. 40c is fine. Also 0c = 32f. Add 1.8f every 1c. So 1c = 33.8f. 40c = 104f. 100c = 212f.

[@timcunningham2668]

Wow that was really helpful. But also, do u know why only half of my fan led's come on but all of them blow?

[@Quacker_Gaming]

@@timcunningham2668 Could be a lot of things. Have you tried plugging the ones that don't work into a different header? Might be the leds are out, might be the header, might be a 4 pin connector and you used a 3 pin header, could be a number of things really

[@user-ii8ot9ct5d]

thanks so useful

[@nicholaslau9321]

Good video.

[@pavelenin1357]

8:08 just keep it open even without the case. find sweet and safe spot and you also can look at the components that you acquired.

[@ZeahDenise123]

that tank flip :P

[@randomalien6936]

I ordered an EVGA 2070 xc ultra and amazon sent me a 2080 xc by mistake. I've accidentally let it get above 86°c a few times...still performs like the day I got it...I feel bad for letting it happen though bc it's amazing 😐

[@migs08]

6:14 hory sheet thats some wwe stuff right there!

[@ericvalente1175]

Lmaoo

[@akumaszn]

omg you're right

[@WarrenIrelandUK]

For more or less comparison in here. I'm running an i7-7700k and a spanking new out the box RTX-3070 Eagle OC V2. Doing some tweaking and adjusting the fan curve. Under loads, looking at 80c for both CPU and GPU. Not great but not terrible I know. *I should note my kitchen where I keep the beast is a fricking sauna all year round.

[@Veritech1]

Your reading and speaking is excilnet. Great video. Keep going.

[@Jacob-Leo98]

When ever I played Siege, my pc would skyrocket from 40c to 80c plus, until I capped my frame rate to 60 and a few graphic tweaks now I’m at a cool 45 to 50 now. For some reason not having a frame cap on my games makes my temps higher.

[@Aelibastus]

thats because you go from rendering 100+ frames per second to 60 or less. less frames to render = less power needed = lower temp.

[@blameitonnutella2293]

A high temp can ruin your gpu, therefore the gpu's adjust their performance and power intake etc.. to not get any hotter.

[@nightryder16]

I noticed the same thing.. I recently just had my cpu overclocked and after getting it done I noticed gpu Temps were up to 80°c while gaming with no fan curve setup and I was worried and couldn't remember what they were before. Well I did a few tweaks with graphics and capped FPS and it went down to 73°c but I had to lower power limit in afterburner. Which is fine i guess because I'm still getting same frames. Well I looked back on an old convo. With the guy I bought it from and I seen where I asked him about the temps and at that moment it was 81°C while playing and 61° after closing game and idling.. So I guess I just remembered wrong but regardless I want to get those Temps down. I don't really understand how afterburner works but if I can get my Temps down to Around 71°c, is that good for a 2070 super card?

[@makeitviral8018]

Love Your Voice!!

[@paoloangelino24]

Undervolting helped me lower the temperature of my Ryzen 5 3600 while adjusting the fan curve (and also undervolting) helped me lower the temps for my RX580.

[@nightryder16]

How did you undervolt? I have afterburner, do you do it through that?

[@user-ns3vs3bp3e]

What I want to know is when we see a manufacturers temp limits is that just for the GPU as a total unit (the generic GPU temp we can see easily) or does the upper GPU limit count things like GPU memory which can be hotter then the actual GPU itself e.g. if my memory hits 80 but my gpu is 70 is that upper limit hit or nah?

[@PeterPauls]

I am using a Blower Stlye GTX 1070, because I have a Fractal Design Node 202 mini ITX PC case. With open air GPU cooler it was a mess, the CPU overheated, the SSD and the HDD gained +15C, so I read a little bit and said blower style cooler is the good choice and they had right. With blower stlye GTX 1070, my Core i7 7700 is around 55-60C when I gaming, before it was 80 and the GPU, with a better fan curve never reaches 80C, it is around 75C for example under Witcher 3.

[@adiwahyudi8889]

can you explain more about blower style ? cuz i using m atx case and my 1060 get ober 80 degrees

[@PeterPauls]

@@adiwahyudi8889 The videocard itself will be not cooler, I started using a blower style GTX 1070, because my previous videocard elevated the other components temperatures. Basically the blower style cooler is sucks in the air with one fan and blows out in the rear of the PC case, so the other components termals will not elevate.

[@ashwinbm1025]

Same here

[@ruxd69]

Good video , very helpful , subbed , ive just one question ? is 80-90C in hot summer with 2 120mm cooler in front and back of case on high gaming 35-40 fps , w/ radeon 7870 dcu ii 2gb gddr5 no oc . good ? tnx

[@KM_47]

R Y 1 2 9 if u want ur gpu to last u should keep it between 70-80 u can this by changing the fan curve or increasing ur fan speed there are many videos on youtube that will help u with this

[@MemeGamerPS5]

When they talk about GPU temps, are they talking about the memory junction or the overall gpu temp?

[@OwlOnFire]

good video.

[@brocksteadybh244]

What temps are you reaching when playing gtsport?

[@JLMtime]

I had a full block liquid cooler for 5 years as soon as i took the block of put on a GPU only stock cooler back on to it the card died with in a year because ram burnt up in my opinion

[@boosteddaily1294]

??

[@stix8981]

My first pc build went so smoothly it was like I was building my 100th pc like my cpu was 46° average and if I ran a lot of games or any program and overclocked everything the max it would go to 59° and my gpu is practically the same. So happy 😃

[@dawn-blade]

How do you have your GPU/CPU/case fan curves set up? I'm having a hard time deciding what temperature I should be happy with. Is it really just all personal preference? My fans currently get to moderate noise levels during gaming, but almost silent and everything at a cool 30°C during idle. When gaming I have been seeing my GPU and CPU getting to around 50°C. Should I be happy with these temperatures? Is it worth messing with the fan curves to be more aggressive (and louder) to get the temps down further during gaming and maybe even idle? Or should I just keep the idle temperatures as they are with the fans running at a low RPM? I have many questions but do not have the answers yet.

[@SladjanL]

Try now modern warfare haha

[@boosteddaily1294]

Congrats bro

[@danieltulbure9192]

You missed talking about high and low treshold and pc vs laptop temp.

[@In_Conclusion]

The highest my gpu got was 205 degrees. It still isn’t fried. It still works fine but it also doesn’t go below 102 degrees. I have Ryzen.

[@In_Conclusion]

And my pc isn’t even overclocked. I can do it but I won’t because I’m afraid I’ll finally reach 300 degrees. I have a cyberpowered pc but I think I want to switch over to NZXT because it just seems like a better choice

[@yahikopein7526]

My msi gf63 lap hits temps like 80 within mins of gaming... i always turn my cooler boost on and it comes down to 60 to 65.. if the limit is 90?! Oh god! not playing on my lap again

[@PalatablePuddle]

my gpu usually hits around 80 degress F when running super settings on MW

[@keeganstacy3703]

Dang 80 ain’t good but if running super settings sheesh

[@aalennn1]

wait dont you think 80 is what we all get in super settings?(P.s 70 -75 is ok)

[@Pipoyknight]

Just built my first pc, thank god I didn’t break anything! My cpu and gpu temps are 50 to 70 Celsius while playing a high end game on max settings.(I hope those are good temps) but the things is my fans are really loud.. don’t know if that’s a bad thing.

[@kallo8318]

It's good

[@elliotc4268]

it's good but turn down your settings to slow wear and tear

[@zosted3538]

i have 4 case fans , my cpu don't go over 60° but my gpu go at 85° if i don't block my fps at 80 or if i play a big game

[@kronz5713]

Thanks for this, i wanted to see if my gpu was hovereating and... no. Thanks again

[@soatnod]

Hovereating

[@KILLTHEREDDITOR]

@@soatnod bruh

[@chococake520]

Same

[@theakasamakiir2979]

Nice video, but as a young scientist I know that electricity travels faster at cooler temperatures, so a few degrees will not impact performance that much, the colder it is the better (as long as you don't freeze your hardware)

[@theakasamakiir2979]

what is, lower temp=better performance?

[@wickedclan5621]

I have a Ryzen 7 3600x / RX 570 4GB is 82-83 Celsius a lot

[@trevor6272]

my temps: Idle cpu 35-44 gpu 28-31 Gaming cpu 44-51 gpu 50-65

[@valenfarous3150]

That’s good my gaming is 40-50

[@trevor6272]

@@augustasmilius6166 i got pretty good cpu cooler

[@noxro4680]

so are we not going to talk about that 7:52

[@PaulPaul-si8tu]

My Zotac RTX 2060 SUPER idle 33dc,while playing demanding games reaches 68dc max Witcher 3 and Assasins Creead odyssey.,in normal game like csgo,dotA max at 58dc.

[@goreobsessed2308]

Everything needs maintenance we all slowly decay

[@gabriellecanapi7011]

yow my fan is a fricking airplane if im playing games, so if i control it to 1000rpm and is averaging below 70°C is that good?

[@ofduffman7674]

Yea

[@oddguyamaar9191]

My Rx570 4gb (Non-OC) is always at 89°C while gaming.I changed the Pc case just so it can breathe but still their is no diffirence at all.The fan on that thing is pretty okey i dont see anyproblem with that. Is it normal???

[@cheaterfeet331]

My i7 7700k on coretemp shoots up to 100 and comes back down to 70 is that fine? Its not 100c permanently but it does reach it

[@massterwushu9699]

cheater feet The spike is normal. But a resting temp of 70 is kinda high. My cpu usually sits around 50

[@RileyTRC]

my new 2070 SUPER was on auto fan mode and then realized they werent even on so it was at 80 degrees Celsius... gave me a heart attack

[@zoverwatch8603]

80c Normal. I have msi 1080. And 76c in games .so normal

[@inzane7]

@@zoverwatch8603Stock GPU temp is 75-80°C and CPU 65-72°C is normal while playing?

[@craven099gaming]

Thomas Smith thats ok, could be way better but it’s decent

[@gauthamgopalakrishnannair723]

Hey There! I got a Toshiba Satellite L50T-C, with i7 processor, 4 Gb nvidia GTX 950M & 8 GB Ram but there is lag in all of the games that i play like GTA 5, Fifa 18, far cry, grid, NFS etc.... I also use coolmaster cooling pad while playing.... Pls hep me with this situation....

[@GamingScan]

You should be getting +60 FPS on Fifa 18 with these specs. Try following our Windows 10 optimization guide: www.gamingscan.com/how-to-speed-up-windows-10-for-gaming/ And ensure that your laptop is set to using High Performance mode on the battery settings, and that it's actually using the GPU to its full potential in the NVIDIA control panel.

[@felipeliberato9819]

hi, i'm an engineer , I would like to know the lowest temperature a pc can get while using it, cuz i want to create a device manually

[@katastrofe6388]

The lowest with regular run of the mill products you can go is if lucky too 70-80s with high end parts the lowest you can go is 50-60s or a bit lower even with insane parts (nitrogen cooling in this case) you can go as low as -196 or so there's still a race to make it cooler and stuff but that's a story for another time in any case please ask professionals about that kind of cooling because it can be very dangerous also people do that to see how far their chips can actually perform and still operate along with other components

[@Arismory]

My gpu is getting near the 70's when running a high load in the witcher 3.

[@soniaaliberti4098]

Me too lol. And i have it in custom/medium

[@lukadinicc2229]

Yup i also learned it the hard way...summer,closed case,low fan speed and a somewhat GPU demanding game. Well at least it was a 9 year old GPU thankfully not a new one.

[@faiqcreates]

What temp was it running at when it fried

[@lukadinicc2229]

I think around 85~ degrees although not sure can't remember.

[@faiqcreates]

@@lukadinicc2229 really? I play games on gtx 560ti around 90 to 94 c all the time

[@Daniel-wt9bh]

MY RTX 2060 is at 80C while gaming on AAA titles, 5 fans spinning.

[@raghavbatra12345]

Same ,rtx 2060 dual fan have seen it go over 80 many times

[@JFr0zen]

5 fans spinning including the gpu, and power supply fans? Either way, you should not be really getting over 80

[@F_L_U_X]

5:52 - ...you can easily check your _gaphics_ cards temperature here...

[@lederhosenalex2493]

7:51 this hurts me....

[@WasiqMemon01]

I am getting max 97C of cpu on i7 2600 is it okay or should I do something?

[@seii7183]

I have a problem when playing games a random color would go up on my whole screen while playing and I cant do anything do you know why this happens? (Colors I got red,green,blue orange,white,black?

[@wickedclan5621]

Might be your monitor not your actual pc

[@GacktSama1992]

Is 70ish when gaming for GPU for a 3080 high ? Or normal ? Should I replace the paste in the GPU

[@DiaborMagics]

So I bought a new laptop, Lenovo legion 5 and I used HWMonitor to keep track of temperatures for 3 days. Playing on and off, AFK activities when not playing, sometimes putting the game in the tray. The gpu never went above 67, but the cpu, ryzen 5,reached 92 as maximum. That had me worried even though depending on what I was doing it was generally sitting between 55 and 80. Since it's a new laptop I've often seen praised for its cooling, is this bad, or good? Should I find something I can place the laptop on like some kind of stand, to allow better airflow underneath? Edit the game I tested Temps with was black desert online, AFAIK a pretty heavy game. I ran it on high settings with depth of field and faraway npcs off, vibrant filter. If that matters and anyone has a base for comparison.

[@mrc2176]

If I'm correct, laptop components are designed to work at a higher temperature threshold since they get inferior cooling when compared to a desktop. In your case I think those temps are ok but id definitely look into some solution to cool it down just a little bit more

[@SwiffyDK]

4:10 Is that a bad airflow case?

[@therandomjohn463]

Swiffy Yes. Nzxt cases are not good for airflow due to the enclosed front panel

[@kinniecas9004]

My cheap laptop hits 85c when playing Minecraft. Is this bad?

[@arandomfrenchguy2579]

My single faned 1660ti run at 81 degrees, I changed the thermal paste and now it run at 86-87 degrés lmao my pc is almost dead

[@DirtyFresh]

Seems about right tbh without seeing the rest of your system. I'm running 1660ti from MSI featuring dual fans on the GPU and usually run around 76°c MAX when gaming

[@jonathanparkhurst1080]

When you apply the thermal paste, make sure you PUSH down on the heat pipes with quite some pressure to actually apply it.

[@arandomfrenchguy2579]

@@jonathanparkhurst1080 it's been 9 months I built a new pc since (ryzen 7 and rxt 2070 super with three fans) but thanks for the advice I made a lot of progress and learned so many thing 💪😁

[@wcghavii7625]

75 is max for my gpu but idk bout my cpu it doesn't have a fan mounted to the heatsink but i have 2 140m fans above the heatsink 2 inches away so i think im good

[@seriouslymason]

Wish me luck.. I’ve tried everything to try and reduce my GPU temps and nothing is really working. I’m gonna change the thermal paste.. I’m scareddddd.. 😟

[@seriouslymason]

RyzenLevels before I changed the thermal paste inside the GPU I was literally running it at like 88°C Max without afterburner and now after I changed it and adjusted the fan curve, it never goes above 70C 😁

[@haesullataeranim8458]

I have zotac gtx 1650 4g non super, and when I play dota 2, I reach 78c max. Is it okay to play 5hrs straight while having 70c-78c gpu?

[@die4ezra]

Yes

[@therealryangosling42]

I use Speccy for temp for my gpu and cpu. Shit goes hot

[@sabarishwaran150]

I have a MX 110 and i78550u processor, while gaming my laptop gets to 94°c is it ok

[@pompey333]

Haha I thought my gpu was getting to hot at 68⁰ C, guess I'm good.

[@imperion8238]

my average CPU temp is 75 degrees while playing and my GPU 77 degrees while playing my CPU is i3-7100 and my GPU is 1060 is that normal?

[@JB0lant3]

Yes, that is normal for your situation. Normally CPUs are safe until you reach 95°C or above. However, this "safety" temperature varies among each CPU. Usually CPUs are too hot when it reaches 90°C-100°C and long hours of gaming. GPUs have a different threshold. Although their safety temperature also varies, usually you want to stick below 85°C. Your scenario is good.

[@CaptainGaming360]

I overclocked both my I7-9700K and my RTX 2060 SUPER and all my cores stay within the mid to late 60’s and occasionally jump into the 70’s while my GPU ranges from 68-80 degrees while playing games which I hear is normal when you overclock your GPU

[@nightryder16]

I just had my I9 990k overclocked and my gpu Temps were what I thought was higher than before but after reading back on an old message with the guy I bought it from, I realized that while playing the game I got up to 81°c. But I still want to get those Temps down to around 70°. I guess I could fiddle with the fan curve on afterburner but idk what else to do.. The ambient temp in my room stays pretty hot I would say so idk

[@sigmamale4147]

1:10 that is false high temps cause lower clocks which translates to lower performance And never let your cpu/gpu hit its max safe temp cuz "its safe temp". The cpu /gpu will lose performance and reduce its lifespan

[@classicyup3306]

@@strayfu She said "acceptable parameter", meaning hight temps are not the case, we all know hight temps cause a decrease in performance and in the long run, damage.

[@boosteddaily1294]

You didn't quote her correctly. You took that out of context.

[@sigmamale4147]

@@boosteddaily1294 that wasnt an actual quote tho

[@2xjhits149]

Cpu is 176 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit at full load Coldwater max settings

[@theplayerofus319]

well i overglocked my cpu i78086k to 5 ghz and at max it does 86 celsius soooo thats ok or?

[@awaisiqbal8934]

Quite OK but you should long radiator active coolar to keep it cool

[@karengrigoryan7101]

my Gpu GTX 660 temp 80C , cpu i5-3470 78-80C while playing PES 2019 ) its fine or hot ??

[@unostreamsniperrloser7866]

Karen Grigoryan hot,buy another fan or just, when you play limit your fps to your monitor ‘s hz

[@vietnowrenegades]

What's the game at 5:00?

[@moshetaguinod6415]

i have i5 4670 processor what is the normal temp of this processor

[@Sahtoovi]

depends on your voltage, clock speed and cooler

[@mazdom100]

can anyone tell me if i should be worried , my gpu goes between 75 and 90 , i only play ark on it , the fans sound like jet engines but the actual pc is room temp.

[@henrikharaldsenutkilen6818]

My cpu gets up to 80 degrees while gaming and gpu 80 I have a cooling plate! Is that dangrous for the PC? its a laptop BTW

[@henrikharaldsenutkilen6818]

Barcode III thx I should try that

[@zs6585]

I got a i7 7700k overclocked to 4,8 Ghz which gets in Assassin's Creed Odyssey up to 80°C are my parts in danger?

[@farisshahab3904]

If it's over clocked and hitting 80c on max load then it's fine and within the safe limits but try to keep your temps under 85c. These processors have the max temp limit of 95 so 80 is not that bad it's fine

[@lorenzovonmatterhorn7402]

Its still a lot...and why would u overclock it? The cpu u have by itself is pretty good. See if you can add better ventilation...my cpu idle is 28 degrees and gaming is 44.. Gpu to 50 The most... See if u can have better ventilation.. I have 4 vents..2 front one back and one on top...really cool all The time..

[@luisleon2124]

Guys, I need some help here. It's summer, in my room it's very hot and I usually play with a fan next to me. To play, I remove the cover of the case and in this state my GPU (Gigabyte RTX 2060 6gb 2fans) reaches a maximum of 85c playing in 4k. My CPU reaches a maximum of 74c and the Crucial MX500 250gb SSD that is installed just below the video card reaches a maximum of 69c. I think they are too much hot. The case I have has 3 intake fans on the front and 1 exahust on the back and I have space on the top of the case to install 2 more intake fans. My question is: Will the change in the temperature of my components with these additional 2 fans change dramatically or should I opt for liquid cooling for my GPU, which will also help reduce the temperature of the other components? Thanks for your time.

[@aminhamida8996]

Too high temps. Definetely consider getting the two fans, they will help lower those temps overall.

[@luisleon2124]

@@aminhamida8996 Thank you!

[@aminhamida8996]

Also, although your mx500 temps are a bit high, I also have that model (500gb). Mine reaches 55c. This model runs very hot actually, but its nothing to worry about. If the high temps persist then you could try undervolting your gpu.

[@luisleon2124]

@@aminhamida8996 I think the reason why the MX500 gets so hot is partly because it sits right on top of the video card, which when it hits 85c playing in 4K also heats up the SSD. What do you think? Also when I am not playing (idle) , the SSD reaches 64-66c without removing the case cover.

[@aminhamida8996]

@@luisleon2124 dont think so, my ssd ,(~52c) temps stay the same when my gpu (76c) is on load.

[@penguinm16a14]

My pc cpu runs at 95 degrees Celsius and I always play for hours

[@erikwiley586]

I always keep my pc in the basement as it’s much colder and no worries about heat during summer. I thought my 77c gpu and 60c cpu was bad or something to worry about. Seeing people say 90c I feel better lol

[@tokyiz2190]

So if I'm running like 69 to 74 is that alright?

[@idkwhattohaveasausername5828]

@@tokyiz2190 yeah. I usually don’t go above 80

[@bigturf6635]

What game is at 4:17 ? 🤔

[@g3arsgam3r]

Big Turf Dark Souls 3 maybe?

[@myanmarlyrics6657]

My radeon r9 370 4gb temperature is 90'C while gaming at 1080p..Cpu is ruzen 3 1200.Is that normal?

[@jacobbartlett1454]

man just overclocked and runs GPU temps of 100 degrees lets go!

[@ofduffman7674]

What’s a good cpu heat in degrees while gaming ??

[@golden5312]

You should definetly buy some new cooling. 100C is way too much and you might burn your GPU and/or other parts of your PC.

[@golden5312]

@@ofduffman7674It depends on your processor.

[@jacobbartlett1454]

Golden Flames how much lifespan does overclocking made worse

[@sickassperro]

I hit 82 celsius other day on apex legends with all low settings/ off at 1080p with my armor rx 570 4gb oc 1400 core clock and 1750 mem clock.

[@Sahtoovi]

ok

[@ronin_boogz]

ok

[@azzamonkey1797]

ok

[@bl1nky319]

Frick this i need a new gpu i have a gt430

[@lockiscute.7445]

heyo,i have a gtx 1070 ti amp extreme(zotac) having 64-65°C whie playing cod is it good? should i worry about it?

[@maldemeanour1002]

its very good

[@adwaitkale315]

My laptop heats upto 115° ? Is it ok

[@2x044]

My i3 9100f and gtx 1660 stay around 60-70 degrees while gaming is this good?

[@JohnnyBoy-ym5ct]

Your temps are good. If it gets to 75-80, then try undervolting your cpu, change your gpu settings, and also reduce the settings of the game you're playing. Better safe than sorry.

[@jonathanparkhurst1080]

is 80 degrees hot for a GPU? i5-9300H (70 degrees estimate while gaming) GTX 1660Ti (78-80 degrees while gaming)

[@Guri-plays]

Mine 1060 6gb reaches upto 82 max on full load 🙁

[@jonathanparkhurst1080]

The 1660Ti and 1060 have different temperature safes even though they perform similarly which is why I wanna be sure for the 1660Ti and not a 1060.

[@favio_138]

i get 81-85 C° with my i5 10600k with stock cooling 😓 and my rtx 2070 jumps to 81-84 when i get to fullscreen gaming is this ok?

[@sshubamverma9633]

My gigabyte rtx 2070 too gets to 82-83 degrees

[@sshubamverma9633]

I think its fine until it is in the 80s when under full load

[@Jerome-uk5ck]

Why would you even use a stock cooler on overclockable variant of Intel cpu

[@zain1132]

My rx580 goes upto 89C while playing witcher 3. Is that safe?

[@mrc2176]

I don't think so, definitely look into better cooling asap.

[@ANTTV616]

So if my RTX 3080 gets to 60-65 it’s ok

[@allannefs806]

hope you can see this. I've bought this Asus TUF gaming FX505dt laptop Ryzen 5 3550h with vega 8, gtx1650, 12gb ram but every time I play gta 5 high - very high settings my CPU temp goes up to 90 degrees celsius is that normal for my laptop?

[@k4karot766]

I've and acer predator Helios 300, I play Witcher 3 on 95 degree Celsius

[@allannefs806]

@@k4karot766 whoa that pretty damn high

[@adithya6453]

Ive literally decreased my processors maximum power and ive decreased the memory clock of my gpu and increased fan speed but still every now and then my pc crashes while playing games on low settings i have an i7 7700k and 1080 ti

[@darchdeath9636]

I have a Ryzen 5 I never crashed yet

[@darchdeath9636]

It's liquid cooling

[@sergeytsygankov]

0:54 What is this racing game? please

[@MrVidification]

I think it's gran turismo sport - you can pause the video, screen grab it (prtsc key), paste the image into any paint program, save it as a jpg, and use labnol reverse image search)

[@nayraa6820]

Not to flex, but my CPU stays at 35-40° Celsisus. I have a Core 2 Quad though, so that probably explains why.

[@abdulla1091]

why does my pc closes while gaming??

[@swishpronoob]

84 degrees Celsius on my NUC Hades Canyon while gaming at 60fps 1080p.

[@swishpronoob]

I dusted it off, now temps are at about 60 celcius while gaming

[@blazef1re402]

does these temperatures also apply the same for laptops

[@tamannaaslam9211]

Yes

[@alexforspeed]

I tested playing RDR2 on my RTX 3080 on ultra settings and got up to 79°C

[@derekc5831]

Isn’t that like 200 degrees