Hey DVZN Media, the link for the app mentioned near the end of the video isn't in the description. But overall, grate video I may have to give all of the things mentioned a try when I get the chance. Thank you!
I'm too nervous about taking my pc apart for thermal paste so I tried custom fan curves which actually lowered my temps from high 70s to low 70s and high 60s so thank you for making this video.
Thank you so much for the help. All I had to do was customize my own fan curve. I really appreciate how detailed you are, can tell how much you enjoy your work. Have a wonderful day
Bro this video is awesome. I downloaded MSI afterburner and found that my GPU fans weren't set to go to 100% speed until my card reached 90C. Saved my ass for sure.
Bruh this is amazing.I have MSI afterburner and i didn't understand shit about that curve.I can easily understand and used it because u explained it so well.Keep up the great work
ive done all these including the thermal paste but i havent tried lowering the slider. Im currently using a 1060 because i cant afford a new gpu and shes def on her last legs so im trying everything to preserve its life while i can. I capped the temps sat 80 and turned all my fans on performance mode to keep everything as cool as possible. Thanks for the advice man, i appreciate what you do
One other thing I do is limit my frame rate with Nvidia Inspector or RivaTuner. If you’re not into online competitive gaming, capping your framerate helps to conserve GPU power by not wasting overused frames, thereby lower your temp.
Good job man thx! My 2080 super was getting around 78c while playing and 56c at idling. It use to idle at 38ish. So I did the afterburner auto you fan and it brought it down by 10 degrees. Thanks man , I am your new sub 👍🏻
Good tips. I like to use a lot of fans to keep lots of air moving through the case. Have 6x120mm and 1x140mm on the side blowing in. Yes, it does get dirty faster that way but its quiet and never comes close to heating up.
Thank you so much! I was having an issue with the gpu fans not kicking on and the MSI Afterburner fixed it immediately! Sitting at comfortable temps now :)
Thank you so much, I just my got PC set up and saw that my temps were 85 degrees Celsius and even went up to 91 at one point. I was worried as hell man lol. I used Firestorm like you recommended and it helped not only with the temperature, but also with the noise.
What I learned about this TH-camr: -He loves to walk his dog -He likes to lower his gpu temps -He loves to walk his dog Oh and I forgot, he also loves to walk his dog
This is the video I been looking for. I been changing the thermal paste once every year. Just like changing your engine and transmission oil on the car. This is due to the effect of expansion and contraction that pushes the paste outside the the contact zone. However, I didn't know about Zotac Gaming FireStorm software.
Easy tip for everybody. No need to open or change anything in your pc. When opening a game, limit the fps to 60 or lower instead of letting your pc go up to 100 and more fps. If you don't have a 144 hertz monitor you don't need those fps, it's like having lost fps in exchange of making your gpu work more. Now if you do have a 144 hertz monitor you have to decide, what do you prefer. 144 fps or having lower temps on your gpu? Your choice. Another way of doing this is by activating v-sync or if the game doesn't let you limit fps. Go to your nvidia panel or amd panel and in 3d settings, choose the application you want to limit is framerate. There are lots of videos on how to do that if you don't know how.
My gpu was going to yellow temps on halo infinite medium settings, other games ran fine, so I adjusted my fan curves to max out at 75, so it doesn't go past 75°c. I will test it out later today to see what temps I get. Thanks for this video :)
If you can do all these things like adding new thermal paste, maybe an exhaust fan as well, I know some pc's do not have them which is a little strange, you should get a lot lower temps. Also, go into your pc's control panel and make some adjustments there in the global settings and you should be straight.
I had this issue with a prebuilt pc from bestbuy. I thought it was my cpu, since the cpu temps were high. I guess the terrible case made everything hot and the culprit was the gpu. Good news is, I have a Prosiphon on the cpu. It's nice and cool now.
my gpu was running at 92c which is A BIT TO HOT FOR COMFORT so i searched up how to get lower temps and boom now sitting at 70c which is perfect for me thank you
Take the side panel off until you get more / better fans inside the case , Bad airflow can also be a problem if changing the thermal paste didn't help.
Yo bro, great video. I just used this to lower temps on my MSI Ventus OC 3080 by 10C. I just subbed, and am looking forward to diving into your back catalogue.
This reply thread is really helpful. As I said on my comment, I'm really worried if it hits 50 or above, as my old RTX 2060 clonked out after 2 months. Great to know that I can push it a little further and no worry about temps so much. I WILL be keeping my eye on the Degress though. Great video DVZN, cleared my worries up a bit!
@@JoseSanchez-vo6rw it worked for me I was staying around 75-80 big improvement. Still might be hot to some but I'll take it. Looking forward to winter time to help
I hadn't noticed my 3070 was at 89° all the time while playing and I ain't even someone who cares that much about graphics, I just locked the temperatures and the performance is the same, thanks for the help
Thanks for this, i was hesitant to open up my gpu, but when i did, i found out that the thermal paste is gone. i put a new paste then from 80c to 60c temp! No more overheating!
What fine-tuning software do I use if I have the Nvidia rtx 3060 ti founder's edition? I'm assuming I can't use the Zotac one you used above? Nice video btw!
Eighties are actually acceptable temperatures. I have a RX580 always hitting 80-90C when playing a high end game. I had this GPU for over 3 years without any issues. I do wonder why its so high because my old GPU's used to max out around 80-85. I guess it really depends on the manufacturer. I have the AMD's own version of the RX580 . AMD had said that temperatures up to 95 are perfectly safe and I noticed that the fans do really kick in if the temps get too hot. Of course I can increase my fans with Afterburner if I see it constantly hit 90+ but so far it never went over 90C.
Hey dude , Eighties are acceptable even if it's a constant temperature for the GPU when you running a game like Evil Within? Because mine is always between 80 and 85°C , it's a rtx 2070 super winforce 3x oc from gigabyte and I bought it since september , so like 6 months ago
@@drakyrra4443 i honestly won't worry about anything in the 80's. Once you reach the 90's then you should probably turn your fans up like how this video instructs you.
@@santiagonas7052 Hey , didn't manage to lower the temp yet, maybe in the future I will add 2 more fans up in my case and see if this help or not, if it's not maybe the airflow in my case is too bad (Zalman R2) so maybe aim to a bigger case with more flexible options of airflow, but these times I don't have access to my pc because I'm waiting for moving in a new apartment maybe next month I can check on that. In fact, you will need to optimize your aiflow with more fans, maybe a watercooling custom on a gpu but pretty difficult if you don't have knowledge to built one correctly, or like me a newer case with more space in so the air will be more comfortable for your gpu.
So, just to calm my worry; is 48 - 50 on idle and 76 - 80 in intensive game normal? (For an FYI, I own a Thermaltake Core V1 Extreme Mini and have a GTX 1660)
I'm having gtx 1650 super and it goes upto 81°c under 4-5 minutes, is it safe I decrease my power limit to 90percent using firestorm utility tool ? At stock it's at 100 percent of power limit. And what if I set agressive custom fan curve, will it lower the lifespan of the fans ?
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Hey DVZN Media, the link for the app mentioned near the end of the video isn't in the description. But overall, grate video I may have to give all of the things mentioned a try when I get the chance. Thank you!
why use zotac software when u have the exact same sliders on afterburner??
“Just as long as it doesn’t resemble the verge” I have a high respect for you
Haha I I figured as long as I'm doing better than that we all good haha
I'm too nervous about taking my pc apart for thermal paste so I tried custom fan curves which actually lowered my temps from high 70s to low 70s and high 60s so thank you for making this video.
Oh nice, I'm glad I could help
Just remember you lose performance for doing that
@@TheBanjoShowOfficial Really? I haven't lost any performance from doing that my fps has stayed the same for all my games
@@TheBanjoShowOfficial LOL how do you lose performance from changing fan curve
@@isatntt Roblox
0:23 Intro
3:27 Clean Thermal Paste
5:34 Custom Fan Curve
7:35 GPU Temp Target
9:45 Wrap Up
hey question tho where’s the link for the fire storm thing
@@almost_2k_goat248 Most effective thing for me was adding a side fan and removing the GPU cover.
Thank you a lot, I used to reach 83c to 91c, now I'm stable at 67c
Glad I could help that's quite a significant change!
Witch tip did u do to make it so low?
@@devonpearsall3714 FR MY SHIT BOUT TO EXPLODE
@@aliprobably I think it was the one that set ur gpu temp limit
@@devonpearsall3714 oh ok
Love the quality of this video and how you got straight to the point and didn’t waste any time. This video was honestly such a great help.
0:23 intro
03:27 Clean Thermal paste
05:34 Fan Curve
07:35 GPU Temp Target
09:45 Wrap Up
If your curious of another software for fan curves, I recommend SpeedFan. Just make sure you look up how to use it!
“Cooler than a polar bear’s toe nails” LOL love that quote
That’s outkast ❤️
Really? Its not funny at all and is just 🌽 af
@@andrewrocks76 It's from a song haha 🤡
Thank you so much for the help. All I had to do was customize my own fan curve. I really appreciate how detailed you are, can tell how much you enjoy your work. Have a wonderful day
That intro gained my respect and a sub
Bro this video is awesome. I downloaded MSI afterburner and found that my GPU fans weren't set to go to 100% speed until my card reached 90C. Saved my ass for sure.
Oh fam, glad I could help!
Can i download MSI afterburner to check my nvidia graphics card's fans?
@@critianclassico8208 Yes absolutely. I have a Nvidia GTX 2070 and MSI afterburner works just fine for it.
@@wardenmetallicred thank you!.
which card?
Dude, when you hit that Purell, I had instant respect vibes on the OCD level, my G!
Thank you so much for this I recently bought a pc and I didn't know why it was overheating on warzone but this video saved me lol
Glad I could help👊🏿
Really helpful here. Simple, easy to understand and entertaining. Nice work!
Glad it was helpful!
Bruh this is amazing.I have MSI afterburner and i didn't understand shit about that curve.I can easily understand and used it because u explained it so well.Keep up the great work
Glad I could help for real, thanks for the good words!
ive done all these including the thermal paste but i havent tried lowering the slider. Im currently using a 1060 because i cant afford a new gpu and shes def on her last legs so im trying everything to preserve its life while i can. I capped the temps sat 80 and turned all my fans on performance mode to keep everything as cool as possible. Thanks for the advice man, i appreciate what you do
THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!! I went from 83-85 to a nice cool 70 high and 68 low using the power method, thankyou so much!!!!
This vid helped me so much my man thank you! I was running at 89 c and now I was running at 65 c highest, you’ve earned a sub 👍
What tips did you use in this video? Because i get aroung 77- 83 deegrees celcius
@@vaughn3916 Personally I replaced my thermal paste and my temps went down 20 c
@@alexochoa1395 which one u used ?
One other thing I do is limit my frame rate with Nvidia Inspector or RivaTuner. If you’re not into online competitive gaming, capping your framerate helps to conserve GPU power by not wasting overused frames, thereby lower your temp.
BRO THANKYOU ! My GPU temp from 79-80 to 60-62 playing on max setting . i just adjust the curved fan . god bless you bro !
Good job man thx! My 2080 super was getting around 78c while playing and 56c at idling. It use to idle at 38ish. So I did the afterburner auto you fan and it brought it down by 10 degrees. Thanks man , I am your new sub 👍🏻
Good tips. I like to use a lot of fans to keep lots of air moving through the case.
Have 6x120mm and 1x140mm on the side blowing in.
Yes, it does get dirty faster that way but its quiet and never comes close to heating up.
Dude this was one of the clearest easy to follow tutorials I've seen on youtube, you rock!
Thank you so much! I was having an issue with the gpu fans not kicking on and the MSI Afterburner fixed it immediately! Sitting at comfortable temps now :)
you make high quality content, you honestly deserve way more subscribers.
“As long as it doesn’t resemble the verge” you deserve a like for that one
lol had to do it haha
One of the best explanation I’ve ever seen! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks man. Tried option 2 , worked a treat.
Great to hear! Thanks for checking it out!
This is such a great quality video! I see your channe, going far!
as long as it doesn't resemble the verge, i couldn't smash the like button fast enough lol
Haha salute for real 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you so much, I just my got PC set up and saw that my temps were 85 degrees Celsius and even went up to 91 at one point. I was worried as hell man lol. I used Firestorm like you recommended and it helped not only with the temperature, but also with the noise.
Thank you so much the msi afterburner helped to all my over heating problems!!!
Glad I could help!
under-volting the GPU turned it from a F-35 preparing to break the sound barrier to a delicious low hum. Thank you so much!
What I learned about this TH-camr:
-He loves to walk his dog
-He likes to lower his gpu temps
-He loves to walk his dog
Oh and I forgot, he also loves to walk his dog
you put a lot of work into this video. thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Since I’m new to pc building your videos have helped me a lot! Thank you my man!
Thank you for explaining. You got a charismatic personality.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that!
Hey man recently subscribed and gotta say I’m loving the content. Keep it up man!!
Oh man, welcome to the channel, I appreciate it for real!
Foreal. Dude has good vibes
Thanks man! My gpu temps are down 15 degrees now!
Thanks man I’m just dying to game and my pc was having a little bit of a spaz but it’s all good now
Will recommend :)
This is the video I been looking for. I been changing the thermal paste once every year. Just like changing your engine and transmission oil on the car. This is due to the effect of expansion and contraction that pushes the paste outside the the contact zone. However, I didn't know about Zotac Gaming FireStorm software.
You can do it on afterburner too, keep that in mind!
🔥 Congrats 20K Dookie! 🔥
Ayeeee, salute fam and I appreciate everyone that has showed love!!!
Easy tip for everybody. No need to open or change anything in your pc. When opening a game, limit the fps to 60 or lower instead of letting your pc go up to 100 and more fps. If you don't have a 144 hertz monitor you don't need those fps, it's like having lost fps in exchange of making your gpu work more. Now if you do have a 144 hertz monitor you have to decide, what do you prefer. 144 fps or having lower temps on your gpu? Your choice. Another way of doing this is by activating v-sync or if the game doesn't let you limit fps. Go to your nvidia panel or amd panel and in 3d settings, choose the application you want to limit is framerate. There are lots of videos on how to do that if you don't know how.
My gpu was going to yellow temps on halo infinite medium settings, other games ran fine, so I adjusted my fan curves to max out at 75, so it doesn't go past 75°c. I will test it out later today to see what temps I get. Thanks for this video :)
Whats the result?
Well, I came looking for a solution and I realized I did the correct thing about lowering zotac power %, great video. Cheers!
Wow your videos are actually hella good, you have so much dedication and deserve so many more subs
I appreciate that! That means a lot!
Your videos are amazingly well done. Keep up the great work.
The Method with the MSI afterburner works great. You really saved my life!
The last tip was really interesting. I might try lowering power target on my GPU. Thanks.
Very helpful bruv, recently had a scare and immediately blamed the case.
Glad I could help!
Very glad I stumbled upon you channel my brother 👌🏾
Zotac Design looks really good and by the way nice video sir your knowledge about computers so good. New subscriber keep it up!
Thanks for subbing, I appreciate that. Yeah I like Zotac's designs, hopefully I'll have something new from them in a few weeks, so stay tuned.
thank god for this video. Quick, easy and right to the point. helped my gpu tremendously. Instant sub from me.
Glad it helped! Appreciate the sub!
If you can do all these things like adding new thermal paste, maybe an exhaust fan as well, I know some pc's do not have them which is a little strange, you should get a lot lower temps. Also, go into your pc's control panel and make some adjustments there in the global settings and you should be straight.
I had this issue with a prebuilt pc from bestbuy. I thought it was my cpu, since the cpu temps were high. I guess the terrible case made everything hot and the culprit was the gpu. Good news is, I have a Prosiphon on the cpu. It's nice and cool now.
I love fan noise, reminds me of installing games via disc from back in the day
Late to this party. But getting a sub cause you're not on a soap box forcing us to listen. I love the timestamps
the gpu temp target helped alot i was getting to around 90 c and i panicked now im at a solid 76 degrees ty
This is some really good info, thanks for sharing bro.
Thank you for coming thru mayne, I always appreciate it.
Very nice, short and informative video! Don´t see that a lot anymore. Keep up the good work anyway :)
my gpu was running at 92c which is A BIT TO HOT FOR COMFORT so i searched up how to get lower temps and boom now sitting at 70c which is perfect for me thank you
What u do
Best video ever!!! Be blessed dude I got down to 65 C from 80-89 C!!
How bro?
congratulations for the complete video. Thank you
Just discovered your channel, and so far I really like the videos. Keep it up man!
Really well thought out video! Thanks for the excellent tips!
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate that!
Love the content my man. Keep up the awesome work.
Take the side panel off until you get more / better fans inside the case , Bad airflow can also be a problem if changing the thermal paste didn't help.
Thanks my friend, I'll have to try these tomorrow! 🤘🏻👌🏼
Thanks a lot, man! This was really helpful!
Very helpful, I appreciate Your time, thank you.
Yo bro, great video. I just used this to lower temps on my MSI Ventus OC 3080 by 10C. I just subbed, and am looking forward to diving into your back catalogue.
me that wanted my gpu down to around 40 from 70 but find out 70 is quite good: lmfao
Yeah, it's dope to get it as low as possible but 70-80 is a perfectly fine range
@@DVZNMedia its Because im buying some lights to my new pc but they can only take 70 Max so im going for 55-60 °C to be sure
@@magnusbillingagerskov4368 remember that gpu temp is on the gpu and not the temp of the surrounding air 5 cm away
@@NoName-sv6tw yeah ik but my gpu was the only Thing that had a high tempature
This reply thread is really helpful. As I said on my comment, I'm really worried if it hits 50 or above, as my old RTX 2060 clonked out after 2 months. Great to know that I can push it a little further and no worry about temps so much. I WILL be keeping my eye on the Degress though. Great video DVZN, cleared my worries up a bit!
i fw the vibez mad chill totally subbing
Love how this man mentioned the Verge. Lol
Haha gotta let the people know what NOT to do! 🤣
Nice video bro, keep up the good work!
Thank you, salute!
Had to sub cause he better than other youtubers
Hey, I'm just glad you subbed and hopefully you enjoy the content!
Nice tips! Liked!
that was great! saved me a ton of money! thank yoU!
Hi is it normal to go over 100°c on gpu hotspot on aida64 ??
Capping your frames helps a ton also. I tried GTA5 Ultra/Max everything at 1440P and capping at 60FPS my 3070Ti was at high 50's to low 60's C.
Really?
Going to try this.. my 5700xt was pushing 95-100c playing mw2 earlier
@@ts153192 My 6750 XT was caping 83 also going to try this
@@JoseSanchez-vo6rw it worked for me I was staying around 75-80 big improvement. Still might be hot to some but I'll take it. Looking forward to winter time to help
This was a great video thank you very much!
Thank you, I appreciate that!
I hadn't noticed my 3070 was at 89° all the time while playing and I ain't even someone who cares that much about graphics, I just locked the temperatures and the performance is the same, thanks for the help
Glad I could help, thanks for the feedback
Wicked video, really helpful. Subscribed.
He has a voice that I can just listen to for a while
Thanks a lot for this video. Helped me for sure
Glad to hear that Thanks for the love!
Does creating custom fan curve with msi afterburner can affect your gpu in the long term? Or damage it?
Thanks man! This was an informative vid
Great tips bro!
Appreciate that kinfolk, can we collab on a video soon? I got some ideas.
DVZN Media definitely bro
bro thank u so much, i couldn't do anything because my gpu temps would go higher than the drunk kid. Thx so much man, i really appreciate it
Now I know why my Asus 2080 has such a massive Heat Sink xddd
Great Vid by the way!
Glad you liked it!
You the man ! thanks for the useful tips there highly welcome !!!
Ngl the intro was smooth asf
Finally what I was looking for. 👌
Seems like a nice vid. I just have 1 question. Why use GPU usage and temp adjuster on Zotac, when MSI afterburner seems to have it too?
Great video man
Thanks for this, i was hesitant to open up my gpu, but when i did, i found out that the thermal paste is gone. i put a new paste then from 80c to 60c temp! No more overheating!
What fine-tuning software do I use if I have the Nvidia rtx 3060 ti founder's edition? I'm assuming I can't use the Zotac one you used above? Nice video btw!
Eighties are actually acceptable temperatures. I have a RX580 always hitting 80-90C when playing a high end game. I had this GPU for over 3 years without any issues. I do wonder why its so high because my old GPU's used to max out around 80-85. I guess it really depends on the manufacturer. I have the AMD's own version of the RX580 . AMD had said that temperatures up to 95 are perfectly safe and I noticed that the fans do really kick in if the temps get too hot. Of course I can increase my fans with Afterburner if I see it constantly hit 90+ but so far it never went over 90C.
Hey dude , Eighties are acceptable even if it's a constant temperature for the GPU when you running a game like Evil Within? Because mine is always between 80 and 85°C , it's a rtx 2070 super winforce 3x oc from gigabyte and I bought it since september , so like 6 months ago
@@drakyrra4443 i honestly won't worry about anything in the 80's. Once you reach the 90's then you should probably turn your fans up like how this video instructs you.
@@MrNothingButAir ok thank you for your response , I'll try to remember that :)
@@drakyrra4443 hey Man did you manage to lower your temps? i have the exact same gpu and have had the temp issue forever.
@@santiagonas7052 Hey , didn't manage to lower the temp yet, maybe in the future I will add 2 more fans up in my case and see if this help or not, if it's not maybe the airflow in my case is too bad (Zalman R2) so maybe aim to a bigger case with more flexible options of airflow, but these times I don't have access to my pc because I'm waiting for moving in a new apartment maybe next month I can check on that.
In fact, you will need to optimize your aiflow with more fans, maybe a watercooling custom on a gpu but pretty difficult if you don't have knowledge to built one correctly, or like me a newer case with more space in so the air will be more comfortable for your gpu.
So, just to calm my worry; is 48 - 50 on idle and 76 - 80 in intensive game normal? (For an FYI, I own a Thermaltake Core V1 Extreme Mini and have a GTX 1660)
I'm having gtx 1650 super and it goes upto 81°c under 4-5 minutes, is it safe I decrease my power limit to 90percent using firestorm utility tool ? At stock it's at 100 percent of power limit. And what if I set agressive custom fan curve, will it lower the lifespan of the fans ?
I don't know about the guaranteed lifespan but that should at least help you control the temps and keep your card from throttling
@@DVZNMediaand is it safe if I decrease the power limit ?
Mayukh Das im pretty sure ur safe if the card does crash with those settings