What are the typical GPU temperatures for a 5080 while gaming at 4K?

At 4K, you're likely pushing your GPU hard. If you're playing a game that isn't too CPU-heavy, your GPU will be the bottleneck anyway. While I play at 1440p and hit the 100% load, I see my temps in the high 60s. When I switch to 4K, my frame rates drop, but my temps stay stable in that 60-70 range, which means you’re doing great. As long as you’re not seeing high 70s to low 80s, you’re in the clear.

Your temps of 60-70°C are actually excellent! I usually stay around 70-74°C when my GPU is maxed out at 4K. Anything below 75°C is perfectly fine for long gaming sessions. If you're concerned, consider undervolting your card.

You’re in a good range! My GPU also sits between 60 and 70 degrees when I'm gaming. Just keep an eye on things; if it goes above 90 degrees, then it's time to start worrying. What model are you using? Most should have software for managing fan speeds.

Those temps are perfectly normal for a 5080, especially under load. At 100% usage, I'm usually hitting around 70-75°C after gaming for a while. Nvidia's recent GPUs are built with great cooling solutions, so unless you've got a really old model, you shouldn't have any worries. If your GPU is older, just check if the thermal paste needs reapplying, that's often the main culprit for higher temps.

60-70°C is ideal; you're golden! Anything under 80°C means you shouldn't be throttling. You could technically go over 80°C and still be fine, but it’s not the best for performance. Just keep an eye on how hot it gets.