Graphics graphics card temps??

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  1. fluf_art

    fluf_art What's a Dremel?

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    hi peeps!

    I have a ati 9700 128meg card(non pro) how would i find out how to monitor
    the temp of the core :confused: :confused: i do run mbm5 but this is for the motherboard and wont support graphics cards(well,as far as i know!) i dont want to do this with a multimeter as it is to much hassle, is there any apps
    that would support this :confused:

    thanks

    fluf_art
     
  2. dom_

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    i just updated the catalyst drivers for my 9800xt and now when i goto advanced under display properties, then under the overdrive tab i have a temperature readout. Although i was shocked to read it was 72 degrees after only 2hours of farcry gaming.
     
  3. Mace

    Mace Ohh, it stings.

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    F or C? 70 Degrees Celcius is not good for your gpu. It'll fry in due time at that temperature.
     
  4. Highland3r

    Highland3r Minimodder

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    Unless you manually attatch a temp sensor there probalby isnt any way to monitor temps... the new XT's have thermal diodes but i dont think other cards have them installed
     
  5. You are correct.
     
  6. fluf_art

    fluf_art What's a Dremel?

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    oh well it was worth a look :sigh:
    thanks for your help all :cooldude:

    fluf_art
     
  7. Hamish

    Hamish What's a Dremel?

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    although the high end Geforce FX's have a temp sensor too :)
     
  8. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    GPUs can handle much hotter temps than CPUs
    for instance, the clock speeds on many GeforceFX cards doesnt start to throttle back until it its somewhere around 110C
    Nvidia drivers dont shut my card down until it reaches 140C
     
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