Windows 10: GPU temperatures are consistently locked at 49 degrees while gaming, watch 2K YT...

My graphics card never exceeds 49 degrees during gaming, YouTube at 2K resolution, etc. This has become problematic as I'm experiencing poor performance due to low GPU usage and power. Previously, during gameplay, I consistently achieved 60 fps in all games and no stuttering, with my card's maximum temperature reaching around 70 degrees. However, after the latest Windows update, it never goes beyond 49 degrees. I've tried reinstalling Windows, updating all drivers, and installing all available updates, but there's still no improvement. Is there any solution to this problem? Thank you.

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Gpu temperature

I checked max temperature for nvidia gtx 1050ti and i7 8th gen and I found out that max temperature for gpu is 97 degrees and cpu is 100 degrees . Then i observed that the temperature recorded while playing Star wars: the fallen order was 89-90 degrees
for gpu and 90-95 degrees for cpu. I read somewhere that this temperature falls under dangerously hot. So is this temperature okay or i need to do something??

 

GPU temperature .

Hi Mr.Shivam,

My greatest apologies, I've lost my internet connection earlier. I also thought it was just the GPU statistics as well. For GPU temperature, it will only show the dedicated GPU, however, not all dedicated GPU. Here are the limitations below. If the WDDM version
is 2.4 or newer, then I suggest updating the GPU driver directly from the computer manufacturer's website.

https://www.ceofix.net/1881/how-to-show-gpu-tem...

(Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised
on the site before you decide to download and install it.)

I hope this helps. Let me know how you go. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Paul A.

Independent Advisor

 

Gpu temperature

Normally, GPUs are extremely hot because of the simultaneous process between the software and the hardware. It looks like you still not exceeded with the temperature limit of your GPU. I would really suggest hibernating your laptop for a while until it
is really cool down.

Cheers!