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DolZ
Adept I
Wednesday

"Ninja (Sinotex) Radeon RX 5700 XT", question

I have this videocard "I have a question about "Ninja (Sinotex) Radeon RX 5700 XT" is a very new, with box and garrantie and e.t.c., when i'm playing it have temperatures of GPU hotspot like a 110-118, this is a normal temperature ? or it throttling temperature ?

 

videocard looks is good!, as a new, if i'm say it correct, 🙂

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DolZ
Adept I
Thursday

i'm still waiting a answer, anyone, ?

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FunkZ
Grandmaster
Friday

The RX 5700XT max temperature is 110°C at which point it will throttle.

Contact Ninja support for your card.

https://www.stx.com.hk/support

 

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DolZ
In response to FunkZ
Adept I
Sunday

Thank you for the answer, but i'm not getting throttling and any problems for a like a 113+-c, but more temperature (it is 117+-) i watched a real problems with PC when using +50% to power overclocking

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DolZ
In response to FunkZ
Adept I
yesterday

it will throttling at 111c ?, or at 110c, ?

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Scarletioshub
Adept III
Sunday

A GPU hotspot temperature of 110-118°C is definitely too high for your Radeon RX 5700 XT. While some cards can tolerate temperatures up to around 90-95°C, anything above that range can cause thermal throttling, where the GPU reduces performance to avoid overheating, and can even lead to long-term damage.

Here are a few steps you can take:

  1. Check your case airflow: Ensure your PC has good airflow. Poor ventilation can lead to higher temperatures.
  2. Clean the GPU and fans: Dust buildup can clog the cooling system and affect temperatures.
  3. Adjust fan curve: Use software like MSI Afterburner to increase fan speed and improve cooling.
  4. Check thermal paste: If the card is new, the thermal paste might still be fine, but after some time, it may degrade, causing higher temperatures. Reapplying it can help.

If the temperatures are consistently high, it might be worth reaching out to the manufacturer for a replacement under warranty.

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DolZ
In response to Scarletioshub
Adept I
yesterday

Yeah, i find the one problem, cooling work is not currect! :), done repairing hahah, now i'm have a temperatures at real good load of a videocard a HotSpot 103+-c, but i don't have lowing of mhz on the 113-116c of HotSpot and don't have it now on the 103+-c on the good load of videocard

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DolZ
Adept I
yesterday

bios of this videocard told a maximum HotSpot temperature is 110c

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