Mine titan black goes really hot during gaming and computer shut down automatic. its something I can cool this card?
1860922
Your card should not be shutting down on you unless you have it OC'd beyond your cases ability to cool the card, or if the card is defective. I recommend testing you card at stock settings, otherwise send it back.
559448
hi there!Due we have extreme ambient temps (37~41ºc) the video card works at 52~56ºC but this is normal in the area I live (north of mexico).It works very well, regarding noise it barely can be hear working with load like battlefield 4 or crysis 3. my case is a generic one. I Hope you can enjoy this GPU.
116720
It pushes air directly onto the card through the heatsink and heat pipes. There is no reason to exhaust the air. Your case should exhaust the air that is circulating.
434840
I've been using mine since the 680 first came out and I haven't had a single issue. It helps if you create a custom fan profile within EVGA Precision X in order to ramp the fans up higher and keep the card cooler. I've had it overclocked since I bought it and haven't had any artifacts or crashes, well no crashes because of the overclock. My advice to you would be to wait for the new 700 Nvidia cards to come out in the next couple months and buy one of those instead depending on the price.
1879853
I don't have the card anymore it started to overheat and had evga replaced it with gt 630 but when I had it was a great card for dual monitor but don't play game its not strong enough for that.
572299
The things I not that might be problematic are first the size of the card. It's fairly big and long. I don't have a good view of the chipset heat sink but if it's too tall, it may hit the videocard. The next note is. The stock psu is only 300 watts. I would upgrade to at least a 500. Hope that helps
2081888
I believe you can remove it but I wouldn't recomend it. There is nothing worse the an overheating GPU. You would probably experiance some preformance loss and you might damage the card.
1855958
I have 2 of them in an SLI configuration. In my tower case the cards are very close together with a scant 3/8" between them. I connected the displays to the card with the unhindered airflow and am experienceing zero overheat problems while playing BF4 or any other game with high video demands. I don't even hear the fans.
946450
Actually the aluminum of the cooler that you have to attach to the card is at back side of it.An you lost 1 slot previous a your video card slot, by other hand please note that you video card have a lot surface in contact to the actual cooler at the front of the card you will lost all that contact for it. In my case I'm running world of warcraft at maximums resolution and my card are 127.40º F and before the cooler was 154.40º
2093642
Double check which card you are looking at. This is the second best card on the market at the moment. 780ti kingpin being the best. And Titan black is equal to this card. I believe you are comparing a 780 to this which is not as good
67513
The card does get very hot. You can increase the max fan speed to help cool it off. This will make the card louder but it's a trade off.
898862
It was audible in my system.... enough so that I stopped using it. You can lower the fan speed all the way, but it was still audible, and of course it won't cool as well. When the fan is at max speed it cooled my nvidia card around 8 to 10 degrees C. Giving your video card a good cleaning will help a lot too.
2126216
Hello, I have had no problems at all with the MB, however, I do notice that the north bridge chip gets very hot under load. I installed an internal fan to cool it down a little bit (Antec SpotCool System Cooler), but it still runs over 60° when playing. Anyway, no problems at all (so far...) . And for my cpu I have a cooler master Hyper TX3 which did make a huge difference compared to stock fan ( Phenom II X4 965 - from 65° down to 56° average under load )
749514
I would say not. I doubt you'd have enough room to really do your GPU any good but besides that the card is somewhat small. If does however help keep the GPU cooler, or at least I've noticed mine has. Because my room is always warmer /colder in summer /winter my computer gets hot more easily if I have high settings on. After getting the card it helped. If you really want to cool your GPU have you looked into liquid cooling ?
1221091
No, it would not provide enough cooling even if it did fit (which I'm not sure if it would). You need a better solution to cool a GTX 570 than what this would provide, otherwise you'd ruin the card by overheating.
1876719
I have heard that people are having lockups and crashes when running these cards at full load because of the single slot design. You have to manually change the fan speed with a third party tweak utility (Rivatuner) because the fan defaults to 30% with nvidia drivers.. For reference my 6800gt is at 50%.
980755
I have two of them using SLI, I have never had a problem of overheating or any noise at all from either of them. I highly recommend this card for the money.