Almost fried my brand new GPU - Just a heads up

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  • nvtop

    GPU & Accelerator process monitoring for AMD, Apple, Huawei, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm

    • Next time you're curious about the temps, I recommend using something like nvtop which will show the temperature of the graphics card (along with other stats). I have a gtx 970 which also keeps its fans off until a certain temperature, and mine's currently at 50 C. For the graphics card, that's perfectly fine and nothing to be worried about. However, if I decided to check how hot it is by touching it with my finger, I'd think it's pretty damn hot.

  • amdgpu-fancontrol

    • I had the same problem on Fedora with RX 5500 XT. To my surprise, GPU fans just didn't turn on, no matter what. I use this script: https://github.com/grmat/amdgpu-fancontrol and it works perfectly, but it just boggles my mind, that there isn't any native solution.

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