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There were few suggestions for cloud-based games. Do you know what happened to them? Are they dead? Because of one simple thing - latency, and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

I have a vacuum cleaner and no, this is really far from it. In this situation the case fans are at a higher RPM than normal, just did it for a test.

Theoretically it could be, but I see no reason to hear more noise and have less FPS because of a few degrees.

254 games in Epic Library, no lag here, probably your PC.

What do you expect as an answer? Our product is very bad and you can return it? That's not even funny... The high temperature helps the electronics degrade fast. Use your card at 100C+ and you can hope it will last until the end of the warranty. A friend had a 390X that was running to spec at...

No. You have windows problem. DDU/Sfc/DISM/VC++ repair/update and it should be ok.

New box at home, more for fun than anything else :) Solid quality and lots of things to play with inside.

Different memory chips work differently, but a few degrees can't change the situation. By the way my card seems to have Hynix chips :) Haven't checked it before.

When the card cooler is weak (because AiB doesn't want to make it better), we need to help it do its job better. So a fans below and above the card + decent airflow is our solution. Every card needs good airflow, and as you know, airflow can vary really a much from case to case.

The airflow is very good for GPU cooling in this case, I bought it because of that. Yes. *I also have a fan above the GPU (backwards), but not in this picture (it's only during assembly).

Everything is in the new box (APNX V1), the temps stay about the same (1-2C lower) but the RPM drops 150-400 lower. So yes, all VRAM temps should be around 80-84C, depending on the cooling capacity of the airflow of the box. If your case has poor airflow, then temps. will jump high.

VRAM temps will not drop if you lower them, if you set them to 2700 MHz the temps will be about the same.

I also added a fan and under the card so the better airflow helps the temps.

Crucial T705 SSD 1TB, M.2 2280 / PCIe 5.0 x4 And here with PrimoCashe:

Crucial T705 SSD 1TB, M.2 2280 / PCIe 5.0 x4 And here with PrimoCache: