You cant read the VRM temp in GPU-Z afaik, if you mean gpu temp2 thats not VRM temp.
Anyways i put on the oem backplate together with accelero and that gave better VRM temp for sure. Not close to stable 80c temp though. The more runs you do in furmark and build up the temp in backplate the warmer it gets and thus VRM temp goes up. Guess the 120 fans cant chill it down good enough. A backplate looking more lika a traditional heatsink would be really nice i think.
mmaker, are you using IR thermometer to read temps? If you do, and because 99,9% of us don't have one (you're that 0,1%
) could you please provide a bit more info?
Like:
- picture with marked hotspots and temperatures on them
- temperatures you get with S1+heatsinks, S1+original backplate, more fans or different kinds/placing of those
- etc.
It would help others as well. You could start with a picture of hottest parts, and what exact temps did you have before and what you have now..
Anyway, your 120C is really hot.. According to
this thread (here is
very good translation!), where you can find measurments of same setup (backplate on, plus S1), and they state around 70-80C, even lower with higher powered 120mm fan, and that's after 30 minutes of Furmark. Perhaps something is not seated right on your card?