GPU Temperature

I have a Mac Mini from 2012 that have a high GPU Temperature, I'm using a monitoring program (Temperature Gauge) that is warning about high GPU temperature (95-97C).
The Mac mini is placed upon a tv furniture so it has a lot of air aroound it, I've used compressed air to remove dust but still gett the high GPU temperature. Is this a comon problem and what can I do about it?

While it may not be recommended by some here, I use > Lobotomo Software: MoofMenu (aka Fan Control) on my 2010 Mac Mini to keep it from cooking.
Right now I'm just surfing, listing to iTunes and it's cool in the office, so the fan is only running at default speed.
But notice what happens when I play a game or watch video. As the temp increases so does the fan speed and so it never goes much above 70 C no matter what I do.
I use smcFanControl on my iMac's and Fan Control on my Mac Mini's and have never had a fan or graphic's failure. Personally the only draw back is that one needs to clean the air intake(s) more often, but that a small price compared to having melted Mac.

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Quote from: Svet on 24-December-12, 23:38:48
Yes its possible
what PC case you use? do you have enough space inside and proper airflow?
have you tried tried MSI VGA drivers for the card?
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Hi,
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My new MSI N580GTX Twin Frozer II (O/C edition) is hitting GPU temperatures of 98 deg C. Is this too hot for a GPU?
Seems a bit high to me. Also, the fan speed is always at 100 % when playing a 3D game. I have not messed with any overclocking and running the card at factory settings. Its annoying because the card is supposed to be 19 deg cooler than the reference design. Even in Windows the card is 50 deg C.
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The hint is that releasing heat back into the case, rather than venting out is a design flaw. I had to use a solution to let cold winter air into the room, so the card is not recycling the warm air in the case.
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Thanks for the info but the manufacturers doesn't say anything about which PC case the 580 was designed for, or that it was meant for home builders with special cases.
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Hi Erik you are truely intelligent I have tried the method as you suggested and now the temperature of CPU and GPU came down to 45C and 56C at idle respectively. That is really a dramatc improvement thanks very much!!!

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Hi everyone,
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I solved it,
the problem was in thermal paste and some protective nylon over GPU. The nylon was detached on some parts and I removed it at all. Then noticed that there is a litle bit of thermal paste on one of the components on GPU. I cleared it, and temperature is 50°C. The thermal paste probably covered temperature sensor and cause a false reading of sensor.
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Quote from: Frankenputer on 22-February-09, 04:17:51
Run GPU-z or HWmonitor, but my guess is no, it doesn't have a temperature sensor. Won't hurt to try.
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HWmonitor: http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php
Tried it, but no GPU sensor. I'm trying to get the most of the onboard HD 3200 GPU, but doesn't want it to get too hot. Any tips? The GPU's MHz is now running at 600 MHz, instead of the default 500 MHz.

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