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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 933457" data-attributes="member: 32547"><p>Yes, I am in the same situation. I have an older gtx 1070, so I keep tabs on things using Riva Tuner. For an older card MSI Afterburner + Riva is manna as far as I am concerned. I monitor the card temp and the watts the card is drawing especially.</p><p></p><p>I play some games but most of them are capped at 60 fps and not overly challenging to the graphics card. For me, I like to keep the temp below 72C for a graphics card, because I burned one up back 8 or so years ago. The temp was going up to around 75C on that card fairly consistenly playing Silent Hunter 4. Newer cards are better durability-wise, but I feel comfortable at 72C. Helps to be able to see where the temp is at least...</p><p></p><p>Thx for the link...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 933457, member: 32547"] Yes, I am in the same situation. I have an older gtx 1070, so I keep tabs on things using Riva Tuner. For an older card MSI Afterburner + Riva is manna as far as I am concerned. I monitor the card temp and the watts the card is drawing especially. I play some games but most of them are capped at 60 fps and not overly challenging to the graphics card. For me, I like to keep the temp below 72C for a graphics card, because I burned one up back 8 or so years ago. The temp was going up to around 75C on that card fairly consistenly playing Silent Hunter 4. Newer cards are better durability-wise, but I feel comfortable at 72C. Helps to be able to see where the temp is at least... Thx for the link... [/QUOTE]
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