Fix your GPU Hotspot/Junction Temp, high temperature, overheating graphics card, over 100 degrees

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Published on November 30, 2024 10:14:53 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKdhoFhCAkQ

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Solution:
Basically, you'll set the Maximum GPU Boost to the Default one showed by GPU-Z. That's it. First, record your DEFAULT GPU profile performance (I used Heaven Benchmark 4.0 for this) while you have GPU-Z recording your stats in the background. Then do it with the changes I recommend. Verify if you get better temperatures with almost the same performance. For even more improvements, test with the POWER set on negative. Also, I undervolted the GPU too. For this, slowly decrease it by -10 until your GPU Driver will crash or you'll get lower performance/FPS in Heaven Benchmark 4.0. For me, on my 6900XT, at 1090 mV it starts to decrease my performance, the GPU Driver will crash if I go under 1060 mV. I use 1100 mV for optimal performance. I have a Custom Fan curve too, but that isn't necessary.