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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


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