Your videos are fairly basic as far a information goes, but they're always a complete joy to watch. It's great that there's someone making these chill, wholesome videos for whomever may need them, keep at it!
My dude you’re so calm and I fucking love it. Relaxing. I can’t stand all those youtubers that imitate the guy that just railed an 8-ball of coke from start to finish. That’s anxiety personified and projected.
I like it,this was very informative :)You are working so hard on this videos,all the videos,but u dont get the subs and likes:( Keep up the good work,and never give up! :)
Explained a lot of things to me, very informative video :D, my gtx 1660 yesterday was 89c when I stressed it, now i run it at 100% fan speed and temps are 84c-86c (temps are much lower while gaming) so is it safe sir ?
Don't run fans at 100%...soon the fans will be weared out and the cooling could be ineffective......Add some cheap case fans to your pc... as Intake and Exhaust Fans....If u can't do it... keep your side panel open.... I have a GTX 1660 Super too... It reachs 73 C when maxed out..... Any temperature below 85C is okay for GPU... But try to keep it below 75c.. If You Manage to do that... Your PC could last a decade... but Keep in mind to Clean your PC when it gets dusty❤️
@@mgsasanka1640 I already have 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust, my gpu reaches 86c only when I stresses it, in games it never exceeds 80c, also i clean my pc every two weeks, it's just my gpu model is bad, its asus phoenix model which has the worst cooling, also thanks for your answer :D
Hi there, it's finally summer in my country and room temperatures reach around 36-38c, even hotter in my room sometimes, So I wanted to ask if my CPU and GPU temps which hover around mid 60s and spikes to 76c max are pefectly safe? It's A Ryzen 3500 and GTX 1660 super.
Perfectly safe mine goes up to 80c but in a tropical country like where i reside I'd rather have a custom watercooled loop air coolers seems don't make much of a diff since room temps are high as well.
Nice video. Do all the graphics card shut down at a dangerous temperature? In particular does the gtx1070 has this protection? Yesterday the coolers of my 1070 failed and the temperature was 94°c acording to msi afterburner for around 40 minutes until i realised it and fixed it... my pc never shut down on those minutes. My gpu seems to work well but i am very afraid that those 40 minutes with my gpu at 94°c (probably more) could cause any damage.
Thank you! Yes, your GTX1070 will shut itself down if it gets to a critical temperature. Your card may have been 1 or 2 Celcius away from shutting down. It's very unlikely that any damaged has been caused after just 40 minutes at 94°C.
I’ve been thru many of these, the cleaning of fans, the builds and this temp one. Do you have a video of how best to orient intake and exhaust fan configurations? Just curious.
I don't have a video on that. The general rule is... air should be blown in from any fans at the front or bottom of the case and air blown out from any fans at the back or top.
superb video tell me after an overclocking on my new rtx 3060 the temperature rises up to 87 degrees with the benchmark software, knowing that the benchmark during 5 or 6 minutes .. this temperature over this period of time could have done damage to my graphics card?
Ok ok , veo comentarios y dicen que no hace falta un fan cooler, pero entonces cuáles son las temperaturas normales, del PROCESADOR, MEMORIAS RAM, PCH, VR , DISCO DURO, ?? Quien sabe ?? Y como mejorarlo en caso de ser necesario. Gracias
question, my whole system is running around 40 celsius therefore my cpu temperture will go up to 82 celcius when rendering videos and drop back down to 50 celsius when rendering finishes.... Is it normal? I have changed the rear output fan and added 2 more fans at the front panel plus changing the thermal paste for the cpu. Ambient temperature is around 36 celcius. I got to admit, I have changed the GPU from GTX640 to GTX 1650 and... my cpu is a i7 2600 (quite old).. I am just worried that it will spoil my pc... Anyways.. great and informative video..
That's running quite hot. If it gets much hotter, the CPU is likely to shut down to protect itself. Try cleaning the fans inside your computer case. Especially the CPU fan and heatsink. That should help bring down the temperature of your Intel graphics.
Hello. I have ryzen 7 5800 cpu and rx6600m gpu. Cpu saw 82.7c , and gpu saw 83c on gpu utility of 99% with 2117mhz clock speed while gaming. Are those normal or should I slow the watt of gpu which is up to 100w. Thank you.
Hello, dear sir. I'm having Rx580 msi armor 8gig oc (overclocked from the factory) GPU running at 76-81 degrees Celsius in some demanding projects. Do I need to worry? The case is open, and these numbers I have since the moment I've bought it. Some people say it's allright, some people say it's high and I need to repaste. What's your opinion ? Thanks for the answer, sir!
@@EasyPcRepairs Thank you very much, sir! Just one more question please, what temperature you would consider as an alarming and which one you would consider dangerous?
Great question. It depends which computer part it is but in general, anything running in the 70s (Celsius) or below can generally be considered safe. Anything running in the 80s will normally be ok. Temps in the 90s can be problematic, but not always. Temps at 100C+ is often too hot and will need extra cooling. But that is only a general guide. As I've mentioned, it depends on the specific computer part.
Your CPU's limit is most likely 100°C. Your 1050Ti graphics card limit is 97°C. So they are both under the temperature limits and are ok. Would be nice to see your graphics card running a little cooler though as 90°C is a little on the hot side.
Those temps are most likely just about ok. A little on the high side, but not that uncommon for a laptop. If it was mine, I would try blowing the vents with a can of compressed air to see if that reduces the temps a little.
Hello sir! I have a PC without a GPU and when I played games, the temp is around 60c and spikes to 63 and then go back to 60c again. Is that okay or isn't? I have AMD Ryzen 5 3400g
The temp limit for your laptop's CPU is 100°C. Running it at 98C will shorten its life. It should be cooled down more if you want it to last for years.
Sir, i have laptop with core i3 7020u 2.30ghz, ram 8 GB, Nvidia GeForce MX 230. When i played aaa game such as GTA v, rise of tomb raider, Ace combat 7, and resident evil 3 remake my cpu temp 65-78'c, and GPU temp 60-69'c. Is my laptop's temp safe or not?
A Nvidia GTX 1650 running at 85°C is ok. A little on the warm side, but it won't cause any damage to your computer. If you cross its temperature limit, your graphics card will shut down to protect itself.
Hi i have a rtx 3090 suprim x if i max out setting on 1440p i get 80c -83c is that ok ? While streaming from obs to 2rd monitor and i have amd ryzen 9 5950x which gets to 55c
my be quiet system power 9 400 watt get 50 c under load is it safe? on the website they say 0-40 tho never something happened. and its quite warm where i live.
Your power supply has 'Over Temperature Protection' (not all do but yours has this feature). So your power supply will shut down automatically BEFORE it gets to temperatures that the manufacturer considers too high for operation.
It depends on which part of your computer is running at 100C. Some components will run just fine at that temperature, whilst others won't. It also depends on the make and model of the component.
I am using lenevo l340 gaming it has a thermal throttling level of 85 degrees mine is constantly hitting it and performance is getting bad I used to get 4.1hz speed but when reaching thermal throttling limit it decreases to 2.4 hz please help me 🙏
You could use a can of compressed air to blow through the vents of your laptop as the dust inside is probably causing it to hit 85 degrees. Or get a cooler that will sit underneath the laptop to cool it down.
I’m getting 60c~ when using google and such and around 65c~ when playing Valorant, thou when I play Apex it goes up to 70~77c and I’m just curious if it’s fine. It’s a PC I bought around 3-4 years ago with the name Taurus Overkill GTX 1080. I’m very new to all this pc stuff so I’m slightly worried if it’s okay for the pc to get so hot. Core i7, (6700K) GeForce GTX 1080
I have an 2060 super, and over the heat brought in from summer I've noticed an increase in temps with my gpu when playing cod mw 2019. I've seen it run at an average of 74c to 78/79c. Can these temps damage the gpu long term? Also my i9 9900ks spiked to 81c when I pushed it's usagee up to 90 to100%. Where normally playing cod it stays around 59c to 69c. Everything should go back to normal once the weather cools. But I don't want damage my hardware playing with it in the heat.
So your graphics card is running in the 70s (celsius) and I presume that your cpu is also running in the 70s as well as you say it spikes to 81°C. Those are good temps for your graphics card and cpu. I wouldn't be concerned about long-term affects at those temperatures.
No problem. Spikes of 80°C won't kill your CPU. Your CPU has a temperature limit of 100°C. Even if it reached 100°C, it would then lower its speed automatically to protect itself.
Hey I have a 12900k processor. My motherboard is an pro z690-a ddr4 and my graphic card is a RTX 3080 turbo 10gb v2.0.. And my fan is an noctua nh-d15. But when playing rdr2. My 🌡 in afterburner reach around 80 celsius. Is that fine, or is it too hot
@@EasyPcRepairs but then I tried to go in rdr2. And the temperature reach up to 86 celsius. But the air on my graphic card (rtx 3080) blows low air. Do you think that's the reason why my temperature is getting so hot. Because when I don't play games. My temperature is around 28 - 31. But when I launch a game. It goes from 33 to 80/86 in about 20-30 sec. I didn't buy the graphic card in a store. I bought it used
It's quite normal for a graphics card to rise in temperature quickly when a game is launched. Many graphics cards reach temps in the 80s. The temp limit of your card is 93° Celsius, so it's within its limit.
@@EasyPcRepairs but I tried to touch the graphic card, and it was really really hot (87 celsius) so I got too nervous and closed the game, is it true that my graphic card is a "blower card" and is there no way to cool the temperature a little bit dawn?
There are three mainstream ways to cool the graphics card more to lower its temps. The first is to clean the PC, particularly its fans. This can help a lot with airflow inside the case. The second is to add an extra case fan. And the third is to open up the graphics card and repaste the graphics card's GPU chip. Just doing one or two of those options should help a lot with the cooling of your card.
I have gtx 1650 and ryzen 5 1600 while playin minecraft i have line 55-60° but when i played fortnite i got 80-82° temperature im kinda worried cuz pc is new
@@EasyPcRepairs yah i found out problem i had something putted on my case where my air flows out and i removed it and now its running perfectly fine with low temperature
@@EasyPcRepairs I will clean tomorrow, there is bit of dust on cpu and power supply. But, can problem be in sensors? Just when i start pc, temperature is 114 and than cools down to 106... ibb.co/PxVP7Fs
That could be a problem with the sensors, especially as you have some normal temps mixed with very high temps. The fact that the temperature reaches 114 when you've only just started your computer is another sign of faulty sensors.
I had a motherboard once that had one faulty sensor (would read 128C at boot-up). A motherboard BIOS update fixed the problem and from then on it read the temps correctly. So you could try doing a BIOS update on your motherboard. If a BIOS update doesn't fix your temp readings, it could be that they are faulty.
Cleaning your computer can bring down temperatures as dust buildup can trap heat and slow airflow. Also adding fans inside the computer case will help cool things down.On the software side of things, stop any other running programs (including non essential background processes) whilst gaming.
And another question do i need to monitor my TMPIN 5 cause its going over 100c and above too cause some of my friends said i dont need to worry about it
If your computer is not shutting itself down (say, in the middle of a game) then it is not overheating. If you are not experiencing any strange computer behaviour, then it is not overheating. So no immediate cause for concern, but cooling your computer a little would help bring down the temps and stop it from throttling. If a temp reading is showing 127C, that is because the sensor is faulty or not present. Cooler temps will help prolong the life of your mobo too. Hope that helps.
Thank you for replying and yes I completely understand it thank you so much that you actively reply to people who in need for assistance in this kind of situations
If I want to merely monitor my pc's health and also have the ability to do so while running a game, should I use HWiNFO, or should I use another monitoring utility such as MSI Afterburner? Also, as long as a game is running, does it make a significant difference whether I monitor my pc's performance with an overlay while in game? I have no desire to overclock, I just want to monitor the health of my pc.
HWinfo is good for monitoring temperatures and doesn't take up many system resources. MSI afterburner is more designed to run whilst gaming so I'd probably go with that one. It uses hardly any system resources for most games, so the affect it will have is minimal.
Your CPU temp limit is 100°C. So your CPU is definitely within its heat limit. That temperature does seem a little on the high side for one that's water cooled though.
The maximum temperatures seem to be rising over time as new hardware is developed. I wish I was born in the year 3000 when all this tech was finally perfected XDXDXD
@@EasyPcRepairs bro today off raytracing temperature game 65-70 :) all max settings raytracing off and good temperature this is card new 5months old 5months play raytracing and temperature to mutch today off temperature 65-70 :) this card two fans and 8gb ddr6 msi rtx 3060 ti ventus raytracing on power 190wats and temperature 87 raytracing off power 120 temperature 65-70 :)
If you have a laptop, I have a video on my channel called "How to clean a laptop (without opening it)". That will help bring down the temps of a laptop. If you have a desktop computer, I also have a video on how to clean a desktop PC, which will help bring down the temps for those computers.
Ok, so the problem isn't a build-up of dust. If you have a laptop, you can use a cooler that can be placed underneath the laptop itself which will blow air directly into the bottom of it. If it's a desktop pc, make sure the fans are not blocked by anything and that they are working properly. Also, you can turn up your fan(s) speed from the BIOS/UEFI, or by using fan software.
Hello, I recently bought a used Desktop for online classes. These are the specs: i5 4570 Intel HD 4600 8gb DDR3 Ram My normal CPU temperatures are around 45-55°c (I live in a humid country), and during light games I get 60-70°c. When I play heavy games however, I reach 80-90°c and sometimes 90°c+ for a few seconds. Is this safe?
The CPU you have can handle up to about 100°C. Your CPU will automatically shut down before it gets so hot that it may cause damage. So yes, those temps are safe, but it would be good if you could get those temperatures down a little.
well, i guess soon i need a new fan with pasta , my old one had broken legs and fly off, i tied it with some copper wire from case xD ..dont try do this, it works but i forgot to use some that thing pasta, so thats why hes hot
Your videos are fairly basic as far a information goes, but they're always a complete joy to watch. It's great that there's someone making these chill, wholesome videos for whomever may need them, keep at it!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them!
Whenever i watch your video I always learn something new. keep up the good work.
Subbed. All of your videos are informative and straight to the point with no gimmicky ad's. Thanks and keep them coming!
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My dude you’re so calm and I fucking love it. Relaxing.
I can’t stand all those youtubers that imitate the guy that just railed an 8-ball of coke from start to finish. That’s anxiety personified and projected.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy the videos!
I like it,this was very informative :)You are working so hard on this videos,all the videos,but u dont get the subs and likes:( Keep up the good work,and never give up! :)
Thank you!
your videos are always very useful,thanks :)
Great video! Needed to know about this. Very informative
Thank you for that excellent video and the free software.
You are welcome!
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Great video sir!
Just out of curiosity, do any other PSU brands allow you to monitor the PSU temp via software?
I don't think so, but there could be some PSUs with that technology that I'm not aware of.
👍👍👍 Thank you.
I play BF1 ultra full load, the cpu temp 70C is it okay/normal???
Yes, that's ok and fairly normal.
Explained a lot of things to me, very informative video :D, my gtx 1660 yesterday was 89c when I stressed it, now i run it at 100% fan speed and temps are 84c-86c (temps are much lower while gaming) so is it safe sir ?
Yes, that is safe.
Don't run fans at 100%...soon the fans will be weared out and the cooling could be ineffective......Add some cheap case fans to your pc... as Intake and Exhaust Fans....If u can't do it... keep your side panel open.... I have a GTX 1660 Super too... It reachs 73 C when maxed out..... Any temperature below 85C is okay for GPU... But try to keep it below 75c.. If You Manage to do that... Your PC could last a decade... but Keep in mind to Clean your PC when it gets dusty❤️
@@mgsasanka1640 I already have 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust, my gpu reaches 86c only when I stresses it, in games it never exceeds 80c, also i clean my pc every two weeks, it's just my gpu model is bad, its asus phoenix model which has the worst cooling, also thanks for your answer :D
@@abdelrahimak1776 Oh then it's okay :D You're Welcome Buddy
@@abdelrahimak1776 how do you properly clean your pc?
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Hi there, it's finally summer in my country and room temperatures reach around 36-38c, even hotter in my room sometimes, So I wanted to ask if my CPU and GPU temps which hover around mid 60s and spikes to 76c max are pefectly safe? It's A Ryzen 3500 and GTX 1660 super.
Perfectly safe mine goes up to 80c but in a tropical country like where i reside I'd rather have a custom watercooled loop air coolers seems don't make much of a diff since room temps are high as well.
@@paulalfonso5167 Same living in Southeast Asia, you get used to hot temps
Nice video. Do all the graphics card shut down at a dangerous temperature? In particular does the gtx1070 has this protection?
Yesterday the coolers of my 1070 failed and the temperature was 94°c acording to msi afterburner for around 40 minutes until i realised it and fixed it... my pc never shut down on those minutes.
My gpu seems to work well but i am very afraid that those 40 minutes with my gpu at 94°c (probably more) could cause any damage.
Thank you! Yes, your GTX1070 will shut itself down if it gets to a critical temperature. Your card may have been 1 or 2 Celcius away from shutting down. It's very unlikely that any damaged has been caused after just 40 minutes at 94°C.
I’ve been thru many of these, the cleaning of fans, the builds and this temp one. Do you have a video of how best to orient intake and exhaust fan configurations? Just curious.
I don't have a video on that. The general rule is... air should be blown in from any fans at the front or bottom of the case and air blown out from any fans at the back or top.
@@EasyPcRepairs maybe a good short video to add someday, simple but informative.
Ohhh that why my cp not work cuz i use it overnight and when i F1 it say 100 temp. TY THO
Thank you great info
Very welcome
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superb video tell me after an overclocking on my new rtx 3060 the temperature rises up to 87 degrees with the benchmark software, knowing that the benchmark during 5 or 6 minutes .. this temperature over this period of time could have done damage to my graphics card?
The benchmark you ran will not have caused any damage to your rtx 3060.
Thank you so much sir you solved my problem
Glad to hear that
Brother my sapphire nitro+ RX580 8GB Rise Temperature 80 To 85C While playing heavy games is it fine
Yes, those temps are fine.
Ok ok , veo comentarios y dicen que no hace falta un fan cooler, pero entonces cuáles son las temperaturas normales, del PROCESADOR, MEMORIAS RAM, PCH, VR , DISCO DURO, ?? Quien sabe ?? Y como mejorarlo en caso de ser necesario. Gracias
Is 30 degrees Celsius ok for a motherboard?
Yes, 30°C is ok for a motherboard.
Is good 65-76 temperature for gtx 1060 6gb phoenix GS while gaming?
Yes, those temps are good.
@@EasyPcRepairs ty
question, my whole system is running around 40 celsius therefore my cpu temperture will go up to 82 celcius when rendering videos and drop back down to 50 celsius when rendering finishes.... Is it normal?
I have changed the rear output fan and added 2 more fans at the front panel plus changing the thermal paste for the cpu.
Ambient temperature is around 36 celcius. I got to admit, I have changed the GPU from GTX640 to GTX 1650 and... my cpu is a i7 2600 (quite old)..
I am just worried that it will spoil my pc...
Anyways.. great and informative video..
Those temps are normal. You won't cause any damage to your cpu at those temps.
@@EasyPcRepairs thank you very much for replying and I am at ease now hearing from an expert.
Glad to help.
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I have an integrated intel hd graphics 3000 and sometimes it goes up to 96°C while gaming. Is that safe?
That's running quite hot. If it gets much hotter, the CPU is likely to shut down to protect itself. Try cleaning the fans inside your computer case. Especially the CPU fan and heatsink. That should help bring down the temperature of your Intel graphics.
My cpu on my laptop hits 90c while gaming. I do get Thermal throttling. Is that okay? The manufacture Max temp is 100c.
Yes, that is ok. It would be ideal to get those temps down a little though.
I have 35c motherboard idle ok?
Yes, 35C is fine.
My PC gets around 68-77C when gaming, I always shut it down after a few hours :’)
is 64-68C good?
@@rose-bz4nq best temperature while gaming tbh
@Yugen Boxed. oh sht, you might want to do something about that
@Yugen Boxed. better than 98C ahahha
@Yugen Boxed. wow that’s a big change
Hi sir, i have i5-11400F and RTX 3060ti, i play game NARAKA and my CPU 98C - 100C and GPU 71C - 75C using stock cooler. Do i need aio cooler ?
Your GPU temps are very good. Your CPU temps are quite concerning though. An AIO and/or more fans in your PC case would definitely help.
@@EasyPcRepairs ok thanks sir
My ryzen 5 2400 reaching 71c-77c while playing games is it ok?
Yes, those temps are ok.
hello is 70 degrees for both cpu(i5 11600k) and gpu(rtx 3070) normal or is it a bit hot ?
70 degrees is a good temperature. No problems with that.
Hello. I have ryzen 7 5800 cpu and rx6600m gpu. Cpu saw 82.7c , and gpu saw 83c on gpu utility of 99% with 2117mhz clock speed while gaming. Are those normal or should I slow the watt of gpu which is up to 100w. Thank you.
Yes, those temperatures are normal for your CPU and GPU. No need to change anything.
Hello, dear sir. I'm having Rx580 msi armor 8gig oc (overclocked from the factory) GPU running at 76-81 degrees Celsius in some demanding projects. Do I need to worry? The case is open, and these numbers I have since the moment I've bought it. Some people say it's allright, some people say it's high and I need to repaste. What's your opinion ? Thanks for the answer, sir!
76C to 81C is completely fine for your graphics card. No need to be concerned about those temps.
@@EasyPcRepairs Thank you very much, sir! Just one more question please, what temperature you would consider as an alarming and which one you would consider dangerous?
Great question. It depends which computer part it is but in general, anything running in the 70s (Celsius) or below can generally be considered safe. Anything running in the 80s will normally be ok. Temps in the 90s can be problematic, but not always. Temps at 100C+ is often too hot and will need extra cooling. But that is only a general guide. As I've mentioned, it depends on the specific computer part.
@@EasyPcRepairs I meant my msi rx 580 8 gig GPU of course. She is my greatest subject of concerning :D
Oh, I see. For your graphics card, 70s or below is great, 80 to 85 is ok, 85 to 90 is concerning.
Hi its good 75 Celsium in 1650 super 96%?? In game
Yes, that's good.
My gpu runs when gaming 60 to 70 C° and juction 60 to 80C°
Those temps are good.
Please reply 😟😟my processor Intel i5 goes to 85℃ while gaming and nvidia graphic card 1050Ti goes to 90℃ and 8GB ram is it ok 😐😐😐😐
Your CPU's limit is most likely 100°C. Your 1050Ti graphics card limit is 97°C. So they are both under the temperature limits and are ok. Would be nice to see your graphics card running a little cooler though as 90°C is a little on the hot side.
Sir, may you answer my question, i play PUBG on my PC (Gigabyte GTX 1060 6gb) 70-80 cl, is it safe ??
Yes, that is a perfectly reasonable temperature.
My laptops CPU gets 88-92°C and GPU gets 69-75°C when gaming.In idle my CPU gets 59-68°C and GPU gets 55-62°C.Is it too hot for my laptop?
Those temps are most likely just about ok. A little on the high side, but not that uncommon for a laptop. If it was mine, I would try blowing the vents with a can of compressed air to see if that reduces the temps a little.
Hello sir! I have a PC without a GPU and when I played games, the temp is around 60c and spikes to 63 and then go back to 60c again. Is that okay or isn't? I have AMD Ryzen 5 3400g
60°C - 63°C is very good so no need to worry about your temperture.
@@EasyPcRepairs Thank you sir for the response! Hope you have a good day!
Thank you, you too.
Hi. I have 1660 Super. My GPU runs at 80 while playing. It's can cause any problem or decrease GPU's life?
80°C is perfectly fine. Your graphics card's temp limit is around 93°C.
80C is okay.... But try to keep it low... Try adding more case fans....if u keep it under 75.. Your Card will definitely last longer
My mobo is 45-50 Celsius under load. That’s right or not?
Yes, 45°C - 50°C is ok.
Hi , i just bough a HP Omen 15dc1056nf i5 9300h and while playing ive 98 for cpu temp and gpu 88 thats okay ?
The temp limit for your laptop's CPU is 100°C. Running it at 98C will shorten its life. It should be cooled down more if you want it to last for years.
I have an Intel i7 2680qm 2.5ghz.
Is it normal for the temperature to go up to 90 ° while playing?
It's quite common for laptop CPUs to get hotter than desktop CPUs. 90°C isn't that uncommon on a laptop.
Sir, i have laptop with core i3 7020u 2.30ghz, ram 8 GB, Nvidia GeForce MX 230. When i played aaa game such as GTA v, rise of tomb raider, Ace combat 7, and resident evil 3 remake my cpu temp 65-78'c, and GPU temp 60-69'c. Is my laptop's temp safe or not?
Yes, your laptop temps are good.
@@EasyPcRepairs thank you sir
My NVIDIA GTX 1650 hits 85 degrees. Will it gonna hurt my PC? If I cross the limit, is my graphics card gonna burn?
A Nvidia GTX 1650 running at 85°C is ok. A little on the warm side, but it won't cause any damage to your computer. If you cross its temperature limit, your graphics card will shut down to protect itself.
Hi i have a rtx 3090 suprim x if i max out setting on 1440p i get 80c -83c is that ok ? While streaming from obs to 2rd monitor and i have amd ryzen 9 5950x which gets to 55c
Yes, those temps are not a problem.
My pc gets up to 70° when playing a game and idk if its safe
70°F is a safe temperature for a computer👍
70 Celsius is actually safe while gaming.
my be quiet system power 9 400 watt get 50 c under load is it safe? on the website they say 0-40 tho never something happened. and its quite warm where i live.
Your power supply has 'Over Temperature Protection' (not all do but yours has this feature). So your power supply will shut down automatically BEFORE it gets to temperatures that the manufacturer considers too high for operation.
@@EasyPcRepairs alright thanks a lot
i subscribed too also thank you for explaining it so well keep it up
No problem - and thanks for subscribing!
hey my motherboard is running 67 celcius when im gaming is that safe?
Yes, that is safe.
My pc runs at 100 C when I play rainbow six siege ( GAME) is that safe
It depends on which part of your computer is running at 100C. Some components will run just fine at that temperature, whilst others won't. It also depends on the make and model of the component.
Is 75celcius hood for gaming?
75C on the graphics card is good for gaming.
I have the xfx rx 580 and while gaming it goes 73°C to 85°C. Is it good?
Yes, those temps are fine.
It's okay... but try to keep below 80C at least.... Try adding more case fans....
Ryzen 5 3600 hitting 75 max when playing battlefield 5 is that ok (stock cooler)
Yes, 75C is ok for the Ryzen 5 3600.
I am using lenevo l340 gaming it has a thermal throttling level of 85 degrees mine is constantly hitting it and performance is getting bad
I used to get 4.1hz speed but when reaching thermal throttling limit it decreases to 2.4 hz please help me 🙏
You could use a can of compressed air to blow through the vents of your laptop as the dust inside is probably causing it to hit 85 degrees. Or get a cooler that will sit underneath the laptop to cool it down.
@@EasyPcRepairs ok thanks for the reply🙏🙏
My pc gets up to 180 Fahrenheit is that safe?
It depends on which part of your computer is getting up to 180 Fahrenheit.
My gpu and cpu runs at 60 - 65 while playing sea of thevies is it safe?
Yes, that is safe.
My cpu and gpu temps are 70-74 maximum while gaming, is it ok ? Won’t cause any damage as the time goes by?
It depends on which cpu and gpu you have. For most cpus and gpus, 70-74°C is perfectly ok.
@@EasyPcRepairs I have a ryzen 5 3500x and gtx 1660 super
The temperature limit for your cpu is 95°C. The Temp limit for your gpu is 93°C. So those temps that you are getting are very good.
@@EasyPcRepairs thanks a lot
I’m getting 60c~ when using google and such and around 65c~ when playing Valorant, thou when I play Apex it goes up to 70~77c and I’m just curious if it’s fine.
It’s a PC I bought around 3-4 years ago with the name Taurus Overkill GTX 1080.
I’m very new to all this pc stuff so I’m slightly worried if it’s okay for the pc to get so hot.
Core i7, (6700K)
GeForce GTX 1080
Those temperatures for your computer are completely fine. It's no problem when your computer's temps are running in the 70s.
@@EasyPcRepairs That's good to hear and thank you for the helpful content! Take care mate o/
Hello , im playing Dota with my vga radeon rx6800 and i got 77celcius its safe?
Btw my procesor ryzen 7 2700
Yes, 77°C is safe.
@@EasyPcRepairs thankyou ❤️❤️
I have an 2060 super, and over the heat brought in from summer I've noticed an increase in temps with my gpu when playing cod mw 2019. I've seen it run at an average of 74c to 78/79c. Can these temps damage the gpu long term? Also my i9 9900ks spiked to 81c when I pushed it's usagee up to 90 to100%. Where normally playing cod it stays around 59c to 69c. Everything should go back to normal once the weather cools. But I don't want damage my hardware playing with it in the heat.
So your graphics card is running in the 70s (celsius) and I presume that your cpu is also running in the 70s as well as you say it spikes to 81°C. Those are good temps for your graphics card and cpu. I wouldn't be concerned about long-term affects at those temperatures.
@@EasyPcRepairs yes so spikes to 80c can't kill my cpu can it? Sorry I have ocd and get worried about things like this. Thanks for your help again
No problem. Spikes of 80°C won't kill your CPU. Your CPU has a temperature limit of 100°C. Even if it reached 100°C, it would then lower its speed automatically to protect itself.
@@stephenb9510 that’s nothing lol my cpu hits 100°C
xfx rx 570 4gb temp limit please (mine run 77 to 80 sometimes )
Those temps are fine for your graphics card. The temp limit for yours is about 90°C.
My setUp when playing Red Dead Redemption
i5 9400f : 55-60°
Msi GTX 1660 TI : 65-72°
This is normal??
Yes, those temps are very good!
Temperatura while playing 80/90 is a problem? (I7 4700k)
80C to 90C is not a problem. It is a little on the hot side though. Try cleaning your computer fans and vents to cool things down a little.
Buy a decent air cooler... and add more case fans
is it ok ifmy gt 1030 low profile overclocked runs at 85 degrees for a long time ?
The temp limit for your graphics card is 97°C. So 85°C is within spec. If you run it at 85°C for a long time, your card should still last for years.
@@EasyPcRepairs thanks you!
i had gt1030 not low profile (had a fan) never went above 66c i would put fan in ur case 85c. is safe but still dont like my gpu goes above 75max
Hey I have a 12900k processor. My motherboard is an pro z690-a ddr4 and my graphic card is a RTX 3080 turbo 10gb v2.0.. And my fan is an noctua nh-d15. But when playing rdr2. My 🌡 in afterburner reach around 80 celsius. Is that fine, or is it too hot
80 Celsius is ok.
@@EasyPcRepairs but then I tried to go in rdr2. And the temperature reach up to 86 celsius. But the air on my graphic card (rtx 3080) blows low air. Do you think that's the reason why my temperature is getting so hot. Because when I don't play games. My temperature is around 28 - 31. But when I launch a game. It goes from 33 to 80/86 in about 20-30 sec. I didn't buy the graphic card in a store. I bought it used
It's quite normal for a graphics card to rise in temperature quickly when a game is launched. Many graphics cards reach temps in the 80s. The temp limit of your card is 93° Celsius, so it's within its limit.
@@EasyPcRepairs but I tried to touch the graphic card, and it was really really hot (87 celsius) so I got too nervous and closed the game, is it true that my graphic card is a "blower card" and is there no way to cool the temperature a little bit dawn?
There are three mainstream ways to cool the graphics card more to lower its temps. The first is to clean the PC, particularly its fans. This can help a lot with airflow inside the case. The second is to add an extra case fan. And the third is to open up the graphics card and repaste the graphics card's GPU chip. Just doing one or two of those options should help a lot with the cooling of your card.
I have gtx 1650 and ryzen 5 1600 while playin minecraft i have line 55-60° but when i played fortnite i got 80-82° temperature im kinda worried cuz pc is new
The temp limit for your graphics card is about 92°C. So it's within spec.
@@EasyPcRepairs yah i found out problem i had something putted on my case where my air flows out and i removed it and now its running perfectly fine with low temperature
Does a i5 8400 have protection?
Yes, the Intel i5 8400 has temperature protection.
Hello Sir, my motherboard on idle have temperature of 106 celsius. What should i do?
Try cleaning the inside for your computer (especially the fans) to see if that helps to bring down the motherboard temperature.
@@EasyPcRepairs I will clean tomorrow, there is bit of dust on cpu and power supply. But, can problem be in sensors? Just when i start pc, temperature is 114 and than cools down to 106...
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That could be a problem with the sensors, especially as you have some normal temps mixed with very high temps. The fact that the temperature reaches 114 when you've only just started your computer is another sign of faulty sensors.
Can that be fixed or i should buy a new motherboard?
I had a motherboard once that had one faulty sensor (would read 128C at boot-up). A motherboard BIOS update fixed the problem and from then on it read the temps correctly. So you could try doing a BIOS update on your motherboard. If a BIOS update doesn't fix your temp readings, it could be that they are faulty.
My intel i7 10th gen hits 77-83c while playing cyberpunk(quite demanding game), is that safe?!
Yes, that is safe.
@@EasyPcRepairs thank you so much, found your account bc of my dad, he has a workstation build
8125c is hotter than th3 sun and someones CPU has reached 8125c
My mobo was on a max temp of 127c and current was 110c i've seen it throttling while playing apex legends what can i do to fix it?
Cleaning your computer can bring down temperatures as dust buildup can trap heat and slow airflow. Also adding fans inside the computer case will help cool things down.On the software side of things, stop any other running programs (including non essential background processes) whilst gaming.
Noted sir thank you
And another question do i need to monitor my TMPIN 5 cause its going over 100c and above too cause some of my friends said i dont need to worry about it
If your computer is not shutting itself down (say, in the middle of a game) then it is not overheating. If you are not experiencing any strange computer behaviour, then it is not overheating. So no immediate cause for concern, but cooling your computer a little would help bring down the temps and stop it from throttling. If a temp reading is showing 127C, that is because the sensor is faulty or not present. Cooler temps will help prolong the life of your mobo too. Hope that helps.
Thank you for replying and yes I completely understand it thank you so much that you actively reply to people who in need for assistance in this kind of situations
If I want to merely monitor my pc's health and also have the ability to do so while running a game, should I use HWiNFO, or should I use another monitoring utility such as MSI Afterburner?
Also, as long as a game is running, does it make a significant difference whether I monitor my pc's performance with an overlay while in game?
I have no desire to overclock, I just want to monitor the health of my pc.
HWinfo is good for monitoring temperatures and doesn't take up many system resources. MSI afterburner is more designed to run whilst gaming so I'd probably go with that one. It uses hardly any system resources for most games, so the affect it will have is minimal.
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@@EasyPcRepairs is temperature for gpu on 63 its normal or danger plz help
@@rabahchouaf4543 it's normal dude !!
@@Moe2th thanks bro
my pc rtx 2080 i7 9gen whit wather cooling 85 temp is this normal tf ?
Your CPU temp limit is 100°C. So your CPU is definitely within its heat limit. That temperature does seem a little on the high side for one that's water cooled though.
My ryzen 7 2700x runs at 75 doing nothing and 85 on apex valorant I thinks it’s alright hopefully
Sounds like your computer is running tasks in the background causing your CPU to work hard even when you're not running any programs yourself.
POV: U bought a NZXT h510 case so u watch this to make sure ur cpu doesnt die
But my PC is 8,252C
The maximum temperatures seem to be rising over time as new hardware is developed. I wish I was born in the year 3000 when all this tech was finally perfected XDXDXD
Mi MSI rtx 3060 ti ventus 2 x oc play cyberpunk and Resident evil 8 max settings optimalize geaforce experience teperature 80-85 this is fine? :)
Yes, that's ok. If it starts to run any hotter than that, it would be best to try cooling it a little.
@@EasyPcRepairs yes max 87C cyberpunk game max settings and 10 minutes and dawn 80C 81C 85C 😂
The temp limit for your graphics card is 93°C. So 87 degrees is getting a little close.
@@EasyPcRepairs bro today off raytracing temperature game 65-70 :) all max settings raytracing off and good temperature this is card new 5months old 5months play raytracing and temperature to mutch today off temperature 65-70 :) this card two fans and 8gb ddr6 msi rtx 3060 ti ventus raytracing on power 190wats and temperature 87 raytracing off power 120 temperature 65-70 :)
Are you saying that your graphics card reaches 65 to 70C when Raytracing is off, but 87C when Raytracing is on?
When i play rdr2 the temperature are 85 to 93 is that normal? I have ryzen 5 3600
It's within its temperature limit, but quite high. Your cpu temp limit is 95°C. If it were my cpu, I'd try to bring down the temps a little.
@@EasyPcRepairs what can i do to down the temps ?
If you have a laptop, I have a video on my channel called "How to clean a laptop (without opening it)". That will help bring down the temps of a laptop. If you have a desktop computer, I also have a video on how to clean a desktop PC, which will help bring down the temps for those computers.
@@EasyPcRepairs but i have the pc 1 week ago
Ok, so the problem isn't a build-up of dust. If you have a laptop, you can use a cooler that can be placed underneath the laptop itself which will blow air directly into the bottom of it. If it's a desktop pc, make sure the fans are not blocked by anything and that they are working properly. Also, you can turn up your fan(s) speed from the BIOS/UEFI, or by using fan software.
My cpu pc amd 33c
That's very cool.
Hello, I recently bought a used Desktop for online classes. These are the specs:
i5 4570
Intel HD 4600
8gb DDR3 Ram
My normal CPU temperatures are around 45-55°c (I live in a humid country), and during light games I get 60-70°c. When I play heavy games however, I reach 80-90°c and sometimes 90°c+ for a few seconds. Is this safe?
The CPU you have can handle up to about 100°C. Your CPU will automatically shut down before it gets so hot that it may cause damage. So yes, those temps are safe, but it would be good if you could get those temperatures down a little.
@@EasyPcRepairs Thank you for the reply! And good job on your videos, they are very helpful :)
Thank you!
My GTX 1050ti was around 70°c.....i guess it's okay now
Yes, that's ok.
Sounds just like Del Prescott from Wayne's World 2
well, i guess soon i need a new fan with pasta , my old one had broken legs and fly off, i tied it with some copper wire from case xD ..dont try do this, it works but i forgot to use some that thing pasta, so thats why hes hot
Me using electric fan to reduce temperature😏it is cool?