What would make sense?
Maybe I must add that the case is closed. On a second run, temps stayed in the low 70's, only the top card is running slightly hotter, maybe because it is near the cpu cooling block. Strangely, the second card from top down is running 10 degrees cooler than the top 10. Both have the backs removed.
I googled around a bit and 1080Ti's seem to easily hit 80 degrees during gaming. Card is set to cope with up to 90+.
The case is fully fanned out with 120mm shadow wings. I'll remove the side panel and see how much difference that makes, but is it really unsafe to run for hours at 70 degrees? In that case suggestions (soft and hardware) are welcome. I'm running Linux.
cheers
<EDIT>: opening the case only made a difference at the start. In the end the top card also reached 79 degrees and the other cards went up-to mid 70's.
<EDIT2>: I haven't tweaked GPU fan % yet. Question remains: is it really necessary to do so? Starting from which temp is there a risk on degradation / damage?
Maybe I must add that the case is closed. On a second run, temps stayed in the low 70's, only the top card is running slightly hotter, maybe because it is near the cpu cooling block. Strangely, the second card from top down is running 10 degrees cooler than the top 10. Both have the backs removed.
I googled around a bit and 1080Ti's seem to easily hit 80 degrees during gaming. Card is set to cope with up to 90+.
The case is fully fanned out with 120mm shadow wings. I'll remove the side panel and see how much difference that makes, but is it really unsafe to run for hours at 70 degrees? In that case suggestions (soft and hardware) are welcome. I'm running Linux.
cheers
<EDIT>: opening the case only made a difference at the start. In the end the top card also reached 79 degrees and the other cards went up-to mid 70's.
<EDIT2>: I haven't tweaked GPU fan % yet. Question remains: is it really necessary to do so? Starting from which temp is there a risk on degradation / damage?