just replaced it with rx 6700 xt asus rog strix. gigabyte was extremelly hot card and get 83 degrees celcius in a minute even after thermo interface change.
I did use the card in the thumbnail and I think it was mostly fine for me. It could be that you were unlucky and something broke or something was not done right, or the case, my cards used to be all hot when I had a smaller case with not a lot of airflow. the hottest card I remember having was a 3070ti founders edition, I always had to run that at full fan speed for it to stay below 80 degrees in gaming.
Games tested:
1. Ready or Not 0:00
2. Forza Horizon 5 0:52
3. Cyberpunk 2077 2:22
4. Cities skylines II 3:59
5. Starfield 4:43
6. Insurgency: Sandstorm 5:35
7. EA SPORTS WRC 6:43
8. Battlefield 2042 7:42
9. Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War 8:31
10. Need for Speed Unbound 9:44
11. DOOM Eternal 10:37
12. BeamNG 11:46
13. Sons of the Forest 13:14
14. Ark Survival Ascended 14:41
15. Assetto Corsa Competizione 16:16
Very good video
@@arakenxo thanks
just replaced it with rx 6700 xt asus rog strix. gigabyte was extremelly hot card and get 83 degrees celcius in a minute even after thermo interface change.
I did use the card in the thumbnail and I think it was mostly fine for me. It could be that you were unlucky and something broke or something was not done right, or the case, my cards used to be all hot when I had a smaller case with not a lot of airflow. the hottest card I remember having was a 3070ti founders edition, I always had to run that at full fan speed for it to stay below 80 degrees in gaming.
@@Lynnfield3440 maby that one was the revision, that came with some flaw
2070 = 3060
2070 is better
I thought a 2070super was roughly the same as a 3060, but I have never looked that up specifically so I could be wrong.
@@Lynnfield3440 2070 super, it's 4060 approximately!