so if its running at 70 then thats not bad then, like its not going to melt etc?

Should be fine at that temp, my 2 x1900's hit 96c each under load. ed:

[quote:032c7]ATI's engineer Eric Demers, recently commented on this issue:

"At over 100C or so at the die temperature, thermal issues and possibilities of permanent damage start being important (I would strive to keep it below 100C). Certainly by 125C, permanent damage will occur. Below, that, life expectancy is shortened with higher temperature, but you should be fine for a few years.

We test our boards up to 55C ambient temperature, and at that temperature, all of them work fine. Most computers have much lower ambient temperature, and the associated die temperature should be fine, except if there is a fan failure."
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try the photography thread

so im trying to view a video and it says Connecting... then Ready, but never plays even after i click play....helpzor?