Guild Wars 2

What temp is good while playing gw2? I play on lowest graphics since I’m too scared to increase it. My fan on 32% speed on lowest gives me 42C. Medium/high graphics with fan on 50% gives me 52C…

On Your CPu or GPU ?

CPu to work optimal can’t go past around 70-80Celcius
While some GPu’s will work fine even with around 100Celcius ( mine GPu oc’d works with GW2 at around 75-80C margin. while CPU at 45-50. )

You can also get better cooling, replace some fans in your PC case etc.

Temps seem totally fine, u can go easily 60+ celsius on both cpu and gpu, no harm will be done.

grafics cards can usually take up to 90-100?, But it makes for quite a lot of fan noise and heats up your room a lot. If it’s an nVidia card, you can check the maximum temperatures for all card types on their website.

If ur talking about ur GPU then u can if u like install a program called EVGA precision, and use its Fan controller to setup a custom fan speed curve, this can be used to tel ur Fan to run a X% speed when temps reach Y.

But as others have stated, the temps u have seen are perfectly within the norm.
My OC’d 560ti gets up to 75c, which for a OC tbh is cool, and thats thanks to my custom fan speed curve, i run my Fan at around 60-80% depending on the temps.

I have a radeon 6670 I think.. I know it’s a radeon. I can change fan speed High performance memory clock settings (what is that) and gpu clock settings (what is that)? >.< It shows “Activity, GPU Clock, Memory Clock, Temperature and Fan speed” I have no ideaa where I see my CPU temperature though. I have Windows Vista. I keep panicking when the temperature reaches 57 C

Vista ?! ‘runs away’

You really really really need to change to Windows 7 64bit.

Anyway 57c is fine dont worry about it, start worrying if it gets over 90c.

CPU temps u can see if u use a monitoring program like AIDA 64 or CoreTemp.

I got core temp
it says:
core 0 45
core 1 41
core 2 41
core 3 44
tj max 85
What does it mean?

Means u have no issues.

TJ max is the max temp befor auto throttling/shutdown.
Each core is running way below that, take the highest temp out of the cores as ur main temperature. You got nothing to worry about.