How Temperature Affects Your Computer's Performance

In this video, we will talk about the surprising impact of temperature on your computer's performance.

Too often, we take computer performance for granted, but temperature can have a big impact on how your computer performs. In this video, we'll explore the effects of temperature on the computer performance and show you how to take corrective action if you notice decreased performance.

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[AlexBunt-voui]

Another good one, thanks. I shared your channel with a couple of friends, content is bang on

[PulzeWZ]

always adding value bro, hope for a propre overclocking guide from you, thank you

[jameyt]

ram fan is a must for sure, getting one dropped my hynix DDR5 chips down to 42c max compared to 52c without one.

[jessejohnson]

just to hear you say to clean your pc every 3 months is amazing because i already that sometimes every month or 2 depending on how dusty it gets

[pofjiosgjsoges]

6700xt, hotspot was 85-95C, after underclocking GPU (1200->1110mv) & changing fan curve it is at ~65C. No changes to FPS. Also VRAM+100MHz + fast timings. Default AMD voltages are to high. Same goes for CPUs.

I'm not a fan of squeezing everything out of the GPU, so I don't play with core overclocking. And with headphones on I can't hear the fans anyway.

*) 250LVL for some time. And not a single crash/dev error ;)

[Sinxtreme]

for stable boost clocks temps are important, not just for overclocking but in general

[YTjuanchicod]

Hi Kirneill, what ram cooler do you recommend for ddr5?

[ferrzo]

5800x3d 60-65 and 6900xt 60-66 hot spot is 70-80 but i think thats fine

[alialoran]

my pc is rtx 3080ti and i7 12700 my gpu temp on warzone was 71-70, i bought a new case (asus tuf GT502) and the temperature dropped to 62-63, definitely airflow case matters