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Napster 07-30-2004 12:50 PM

How do I find the temps of my GPU and NB?
 
I overclock my Graphics card alot and I was just wondering is there any program that I could use to determine the temperature of it when it is being overclocked? And also the Northbridge too because I bought a new cooler for it because my old Abit one was too loud and I wanna see how cool that gets too. So if there are any programs that will show me this please let me know.

Jason425 07-30-2004 01:19 PM

The mobo has to be recording those temps, and I don't know of any mobo that records the NB temp.. get sensors and do it that way, that's probably the most accurate anyway.

vee_ess 07-30-2004 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason425
I don't know of any mobo that records the NB temp..

ehem... KT7A RAID does. Too bad they don't make mobo's like the old days. :nod:

Napster 07-31-2004 12:49 AM

Pwnt! by a l33t moderator Jason :biggrin:

Jason425 07-31-2004 01:45 AM

no, you're pwned because you still don't get your NB temp.. what.. 8)

vee_ess 07-31-2004 05:26 AM

Actually he might because Abit recently released better monitoring software for some of the newer boards including his. Here's the link NaPsTeR... See if that helps!

eviltechie 07-31-2004 12:53 PM

for a true detection, i would get sensors and superglue them onto the side of the chips

james 07-31-2004 03:19 PM

hmm, i know in linux the nvidia-settings tool records the temperature of my nvidia graphics card (i don't know about ati). For the most part, coolmon and motherboardmonitor do a great job of recording temps and whatnot.

Jason425 07-31-2004 09:30 PM

it's the sensor on the mobo that makes the diff, not the prog..

eviltechie 08-01-2004 03:28 AM

often sensors arent placed as closed to the chip as possible
so glueing your own sensors to the dies would get you the most accurate readings

vee_ess 08-09-2004 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason425
it's the sensor on the mobo that makes the diff, not the prog..

I know that, but the thing is if his Abit has a NB sensor, regular software will likely not check it because very very few mobo's have it.

Jason425 08-09-2004 02:00 PM

likely not...........


but who knows what's too hot for the NB anyway? just touch it! ;)

vee_ess 08-20-2004 03:13 PM

LOL, so true!

Jason425 08-20-2004 03:24 PM

the touch test is the truest of all.. you can FEEL the accuracy... if it's too hot for you, it's probably too hot for the comp.. although my psu get's burning hot... but that's its problem.. :/

vee_ess 08-27-2004 11:40 PM

ha ha ha ROFL!!!

Dragon 08-28-2004 12:04 PM

lmao, yeah, just open your case and start touchin stuff! you'll fidure out the problem really fast! i was just about to spray water on mine to make sure its conducting okay!


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