Learn how to lower GPU temperature & maintain good GPU temperature in your gaming Windows 11/10 PC. Clean the dust, undervolt GPU, change the thermal paste, etc.

How to monitor your GPU’s temperature By far, the easiest tool to check your GPU’s temperature in Windows 10 can be found by firing up Windows Task Manager and jumping to the Performance tab.

Lets talk: how to check your GPU temperature, so you can keep a better eye on your graphics card and make sure it isn't overheating.

On Windows 11, a graphics card (GPU (graphics processing unit) or video card) is a hardware component responsible for rendering images, videos, and animations on a computer screen.

A good idle temperature for most GPUs typically ranges from 30 to 50°C. This range indicates that your GPU is not under significant stress when it is not performing demanding tasks.