📎 AI Summary:
The user "DatGuyAsh" asks if their graphics card temperature is normal, showing screenshots of the temperature readings. Respondent "nmsuk" suggests that temperatures up to 95°C are generally acceptable during gaming or background tasks and advises cleaning dust from the GPU fans to help reduce temperatures. The overall discussion indicates concern about high GPU temperatures and offers reassurance and maintenance tips, with no indication of immediate danger.
The user "DatGuyAsh" asks if their graphics card temperature is normal, showing screenshots of the temperature readings. Respondent "nmsuk" suggests that temperatures up to 95°C are generally acceptable during gaming or background tasks and advises cleaning dust from the GPU fans to help reduce temperatures. The overall discussion indicates concern about high GPU temperatures and offers reassurance and maintenance tips, with no indication of immediate danger.
Solution
nmsuk
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Graphics driver should reset to keep the card from damaging itself. You could check for dust in the fans for the card and clean them. Get a can of air and blow any dust from the heatsink would also possibly help to lower temps.
