gpu overheating {82 to 85c temp} (2024)

FAQs

Is 82 degrees too hot for a GPU? ›

Similarly, for AMD GPUs, GPU Temperatures in the range of 65 to 75 °C are “normal” . Anything beyond these value means your GPU is overheating and you need to take care of it. The upper limit of Nvidia GPUs is 95 to 100 °C while it is 90 to 100 °C for AMD GPUs.

Ideally, your graphics card will be anywhere from 65 to 85 degrees Celsius during gaming. Just because your GPU can run fine up to a certain number does not mean it should sit at that temperature all day. If you are not running intensive programs that require GPU rendering, your temperatures should be much lower.

83 is within spec. The maximum temp (safety shutdown) is 95 for that GPU and the recommended running temperature is up to 85 (throttling will happen after that). As with any cooling situation, ensure your computer case has good, positive-pressure airflow.

Is it dangerous? Generally, it is recommended to keep your computer components between 60°C and 85°C under heavy load. 80°C is high, but it's well within the safe temperature range.

So, a general rule of thumb is to keep the temperature below 85°C as safe level at least for entry level range GPUs like RX 580 though you have robust one RTX 3060TI. Still, one thing you can do when facing temps going above 80°C is improving your GPU cooling or reducing load.

Temperatures between 70C and 80C on most modern CPUs and GPUs are about as typical as they comes, and yes they are safe for most desktop CPUs and GPUs within the last decade (AMD CPUs before Ryzen being the big exception).

Also Ambient Room temperature can make a huge difference in your CPU temps. The hotter the room the hotter the average CPU Temps will be. Personally with your CPU Cooler your processor maximum temperature should be 80c -85c or lower at any loads.

TL;DR: Yes, I did google a bit for my machine (G5 KD, RTX 3060 model) and most comments I see in general say that between 85 and 90°C is a "toasty but still safe" range of temperatures for a gaming laptop while in use.

What is a good temperature for the RTX 2060 Asus Dual Evo Edition? According to the manufacturer, any temp below 88 degrees Celsius is acceptable.

What is too hot for a GPU? ›

A GPU can run safely up to 80-90 degrees. There's no impact to the GPU. It can run hotter than 90, but it's not advisable. Depending on your GPU, it may start throttling once it hits a certain temperature... but if you're going higher than 90 degrees, then your problem is with your cooling solutions in your PC.

82~ celsius and above is around the warning zone when it comes to playing for extended times on a 2080S, this of course depends on cooling and so on, though it should be fine. If the temperature is very stable, it should be at designed operating temperature and is fine.

Those are still pretty normal temperatures for such a GPU under load. No need to worry there.

75-85c for that gpu is actually normal.

The summer benchmark for what we called hot was 82 degrees, a temperature today that might seem a pleasant data point. But in the 1960s, that was hot. Really hot.

If your CPU temperature consistently surpasses 80°C (176°F), it's time to take action.

A GPU can run safely up to 80-90 degrees. There's no impact to the GPU. It can run hotter than 90, but it's not advisable. Depending on your GPU, it may start throttling once it hits a certain temperature... but if you're going higher than 90 degrees, then your problem is with your cooling solutions in your PC.

The thermal limit is 84c. Above that and it will throttle automatically. I´d say don´t worry too much.