GeForce NX8600GTS-T2D256EZ, Very High Temp; should I be concerned?

Hello,
I have the MSI GeForce 8600 GTS NX8600GTS-T2D256EZ-HD. I just opened the case and realized it runs really hot; I can barely touch the copper pipes or the aluminum heat sink. I have a Silenex Fan right under it and some air flows over the surfaces. For reference, the 975X chips/heat sinks are near room temp.
Anyone notice this issue? Should I be concerned about a video card in the computer that run this hot? If so, any suggestions for cooling? I have P182 case and 5 fans.
Scott

Quote from: jsmartin22 on 15-July-07, 13:41:39
Had no idea what these were, but searched/read. Downloaded & installed Nvidia Ntune, which added features to the control panel, including temp monitoring. GPU Temp is 48c, and I can't imagine that is an issue, right?
Thx for the good suggestion; I appreciate it!
Scott
nop, GPU can running very hot without to worry about. 80-90C underload temp can be expected.
if you don't have real issues don't worry about the temp.

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