GTX 760. Too high temperatures under load?

Hello,
I have just bought a new machine with a MSI GTX 760 Gaming card inside. I am not really sure if temperatures I'm seeing are OK.
The card idles at 32-33 degrees Celsius. This should be just fine I think. However, once I run some benchmarks or get into a game, the temperature rise to round 80~81 degrees and in most cases stabilise at that mark. Is this normal?
Most of the reviews I've read of the card so far show far lower temperatures under load so I started to be a little worried.
The above temperatures show under default MSI Afterburner fan profile. I haven't touched the card OC-wise, these temperatures being the main reason.
If I manualy set the fan to constant 70% I do get a significant drop in temperatures. Under load the card now reaches 69~70 degrees.
I know there are many factors involved here, so I provide some more info about the machine itself:
Seasonic SS-520GB PSU
Intel 3570K with Corsair H55 cooling
GA-Z77N-WiFi motherboard
Kingston HyperX, DDR3 2x4GB 1600MHz RAM
Bitfenix Prodigy case
1x120mm fan at front, intake
H55 rad + 120mm fan intake, also at front
1x120mm fan at rear, exhaust.
Any advice would be highly appreciated!

No need to worry. the Maximum GPU Temperature of GTX760 is 97°C (http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760/specifications) so your card is far from that mark. It is in a fine rage.
Temps strongly depend on the individual systems so you can't expect to get the temps any reviews listed. Individual temps might be lower or higher depending on the airflow in the case, other heating components, the fan profile of the current vbios, the applying of the thermal paste by the factory and so on.
As your case intakes hot air through the H55 that might be a reason for slightly higher temps. Also you have two times more intake than exhaust of hot air what can also increase temps. Furthermore you have a very small case so heat tends to stay where it was generated which causes components to heat up even more. In this situation your gpu temp is brilliant. Just game and be glad.

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