Phantom Gaming 6900 XT Reaching High Temperatures

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   Hi Asrock Team

About 9 months ago I purchased a Phantom Gaming 6900 XT and even though i love its raw performance, the temperatures I am getting are insanely high with eventual crashing of the PC.

I purchased the card so I could play @ 5120x1440 on max settings for visuals, so the card is always running at 100% on demanding games but the temps I am getting are up to 100 Degrees Celsius, (212 fahrenheit) on the Chip with 111-114 Degrees on the hotspot (237 fahrenheit).

Is this card supposed to run this hot?

The only way I can reduce its temperatures and crashing are to manually underclock and undervolt but this in turn reduces from the performance I want out of the card.

Would love to hear back

Thanks!

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PlayerD Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 16 May 2022 Status: Offline Points: 20	Post Options Post Reply Quote PlayerD Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Phantom Gaming 6900 XT Reaching High Temperatures Posted: 16 May 2022 at 5:09pm
	Hi Asrock Team About 9 months ago I purchased a Phantom Gaming 6900 XT and even though i love its raw performance, the temperatures I am getting are insanely high with eventual crashing of the PC. I purchased the card so I could play @ 5120x1440 on max settings for visuals, so the card is always running at 100% on demanding games but the temps I am getting are up to 100 Degrees Celsius, (212 fahrenheit) on the Chip with 111-114 Degrees on the hotspot (237 fahrenheit). Is this card supposed to run this hot? The only way I can reduce its temperatures and crashing are to manually underclock and undervolt but this in turn reduces from the performance I want out of the card. Would love to hear back Thanks!

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