Recently bought the 4060ITX build from Techfast and started playing Borderlands 3 today.
The task manager shows that the temperature is running at 77 degrees, and the case feels very hot to the touch. Are these kinds of temperatures normal for this PC? Kinda new to this, some people have told me that for a low end GPU like this the temp is too hot so I'm kinda worried. Should turn a fan on near the PC to cool it down?
OP should be alert but not alarmed
Yeah sub 80 no problems at all. You could probably repaste the card with something decent and bring the temps down a bit but 77 degrees no problem. Especially this time of year.
Use HWinfo to monitor temperatures. You can also check the hotspot.
Is the 77 for the M/B or the GPU or something else?
DL HWinfo64 and check the temp out as I do NOT trust MS, but I do trust MS that something is not right.
The smaller a "gaming PC", the hotter it will run :/
You always trade size for heat …
Also don’t think 77 is a problem.
Fortran ?
Of course, it’s the most popular version.
PROGRAM JOKE
INTEGER I, J, FUNNY
C "What do you call a fish with no eyes?"
WRITE (*, *) 'A Fsh!'
C "Why did the scarecrow win an award?"
WRITE (*, *) 'Because he was outstanding in his field!'
C "How do you make a tissue dance?"
WRITE (*, *) 'Put a little boogie in it!'
C "What do you call a lazy kangaroo?"
WRITE (*, *) 'A pouch potato!'
C "Why did the golfer wear two pairs of pants?"
WRITE (*, *) 'In case he got a hole in one!'
STOP
END PROGRAM JOKE
Put a bowl of ice cubes in the case.
Meanwhile my Legion’s CPU is approaching 100degC
Make sure your case fans are working properly, adjust fan rpm.
All prebuilds cheap out on case, CPU cooler and motherboard making it a hot oven in there. 77 isn't that hot though for a gpu , it's a little above where you want to be but not concerning
77 degrees while gaming is nothing. You may hear the fans speed up on the card and this may be alarming, it is alarming really. But it's perfectly normal. I recommend not touching your computer. Basically 100% of the electricity going into the computer is being turned into heat, so when you game and all the chips are running hot because it's consuming much more power than when at idle, it may get a bit warm. Fry an egg on my MacBook sometimes I think.