I'm hoping that some folks "in the know" can help me here.
Several months ago I purchased a new graphics card. It's an Asus GeForce GTX 650Ti OC 2Gb GDDR5. It has been running flawlessly until yesterday. The card normally runs no higher than 50C in game. Lately, when I'm playing anything the temperature has been creeping into the low 60s and my frame rate drops from a steady 60fps to 30-45(I assume that this is the card throttling itself). At this point I will shut down the game I'm playing and let the card cool down. Here's the problem, it can take as much as an hour for the card to return to it's idle temperature(around 28C). In the past the cool down time was in the 15 minute range.
I spent the morning cleaning the dust out of my machine and inspected the graphics card to make sure that it was functioning properly. The fans on my PC and the card are working as intended and the heat sinks are spotlessly clean.
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I'm hoping that some folks "in the know" can help me here.
Several months ago I purchased a new graphics card. It's an Asus GeForce GTX 650Ti OC 2Gb GDDR5. It has been running flawlessly until yesterday. The card normally runs no higher than 50C in game. Lately, when I'm playing anything the temperature has been creeping into the low 60s and my frame rate drops from a steady 60fps to 30-45(I assume that this is the card throttling itself). At this point I will shut down the game I'm playing and let the card cool down. Here's the problem, it can take as much as an hour for the card to return to it's idle temperature(around 28C). In the past the cool down time was in the 15 minute range.
I spent the morning cleaning the dust out of my machine and inspected the graphics card to make sure that it was functioning properly. The fans on my PC and the card are working as intended and the heat sinks are spotlessly clean.
Anybody have any idea why this is happening?
Here's an image of the card if it will help.
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