Why is my GPU getting so hot while playing casino games online?

Hey guys, I wonder if anyone can tell me why my GPU overheats when I'm playing some casino games on the web. I know it's some of the more graphics-intensive slots and live-dealer games that cause it--is it the browser or the graphics? Anyone have any ideas why this happens and how to avoid it?

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ContentLongevity
ContentLongevityAnswered on 12/22
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Hey man, your GPU is getting hot, and it’s likely due to those live deals and slick casino-style video slot machines. Your browser is the culprit – if you’re using Google Chrome, it is a resource hog. Online casinos also typically run through a plug-in or application, which may not be as efficient as stand-alone solutions. If your GPU fan isn’t cutting it, a driver update or a dusting session may help. You could also try using Firefox or Microsoft Edge, which tend to use less GPU power. Finally, if possible, reduce the graphics quality of these online games. Seriously, it will get cooler. And don’t forget to keep your computer clear of junk; just like with a fridge, they can overheat if their vents are clogged.

NetcodeTalk
NetcodeTalkAnswered on 12/22

So why does your GPU run hot? Well, online games, particularly ones with live hosts, tax your GPU. Many browsers – such as Chrome or Firefox – also hog resources, particularly if they have ads or scripts open in the background. So, close unnecessary browser tabs, try out a lighter browser (like Firefox Safe Mode), or install tools that manage GPU resources. And of course, make sure you have up-to-date drivers and functioning cooling. A good dust-off might not hurt either.

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