Synthetic Game Benchmark Results
The game benchmarks results below were derived using the games respective benchmarking utility. I used the Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark, Monster Hunter Online Benchmark and Metro Last Light Benchmark tools.
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark:
Monster Hunter Online Benchmark:
Metro Last Light Benchmark:
Options: Resolution: 1920 x 1080; DirectX: DirectX 11; Quality: Very High; Texture filtering: AF 16X; Advanced PhysX: Disabled; Tesselation: Not supported; Motion Blur: Normal; SSAA: ON;
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Total Frames: 4676, Total Time: 170.9509 sec Average Framerate: 27.39 Max. Framerate: 63.49 (Frame: 3511) Min. Framerate: 9.44 (Frame: 3198) |
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Total Frames: 4651, Total Time: 171.1662 sec Average Framerate: 27.21 Max. Framerate: 64.25 (Frame: 3622) Min. Framerate: 11.21 (Frame: 3695) |
| Average Results Average Framerate: 27.00 Max. Framerate: 64.25 Min. Framerate: 9.44 |
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Im getting 80C with 80% fan speed with good airflow in case, is this normal? It gets pretty loud up at 80% fan speed.
During our test, we did reach 80C max. But we just set the fans to auto. If you bump up the fan speed above 60% it will start to get loud. 90% to 100% is unbearably loud already. Try setting it to auto.
All right thanks for the help, I’ll try that out.
You shouldn’t be able to easily hit 80’C without really limiting airflow and holding a constant 100% load… furmark could probably do it. if you think you may have a fan issue or fan failure, we can send replacements free of charge. please let us know. xfxsupport.com
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That’s right, 80C was the maximum possible temp and the fans were set to auto. The 80 is not constant as well, probably it went 80 at one point. We find the cooler to be very effective and they shouldn’t hit that temp on a normal basis. The temp should be just around 50C to 70C, depending on the environment.