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[svenvangent]

I came a cross this little tool for A.T.I cards called GPU-Z ;
Got a lot of info about your card so if you are intrested than .... be my gast .
Just downloaded it and one of the things i see is , it measure the GPU temperature and more stuff , any idea how high this may go for a laptop with A.T.I card ?
Anyway hee is the site if you like ,  http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
There are two puctures in the attachments one with the graphics card and one with the sensors.    

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Edited by svenvangent, Jan 16 2012 - 11:35 AM.

[FloP]

To my (limited) knowledge, GPU temperatures up to ~65°C can be considered perfectly healthy.

[svenvangent]

FloP, on Jan 16 2012 - 12:03 PM, said:

To my (limited) knowledge, GPU temperatures up to ~65°C can be considered perfectly healthy.

Thanks flop for the info good to know  

[jgf]

You might also try CoreTemp, a small util which gives real time temps for each core in the system tray.  GPU-Z gives much more info but you probably don't want it running all the time ...it can be a resource hog relative to what it does.

[svenvangent]

jgf, on Jan 16 2012 - 02:47 PM, said:

You might also try CoreTemp, a small util which gives real time temps for each core in the system tray.  GPU-Z gives much more info but you probably don't want it running all the time ...it can be a resource hog relative to what it does.

hallo Jgf ;

Ok gonna look trou Google to find this coretemp thanks , about GPU-Z i close it after doing a check so that it dosent run in the background .
thanks for the info  

[Cookie]

Hi Sven

My favourite monitoring prog is the Open Hardware Monitor
It has lots of features and uses a minimum of resources

this is a pic of the last 100minutes
with a online race with GTs 60fpsV1 at Monthlery followed by a short race F2 at Enna with 36fps  

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[svenvangent]

Cookie, on Jan 16 2012 - 04:46 PM, said:

Hi Sven

My favourite monitoring prog is the Open Hardware Monitor
It has lots of features and uses a minimum of resources

this is a pic of the last 100minutes
with a online race with GTs 60fpsV1 at Monthlery followed by a short race F2 at Enna with 36fps  

Hallo Cookie ,

Seems also to be a good program a lot of info .
Gonna give this also a try thanks .

[svenvangent]

jgf, on Jan 16 2012 - 02:47 PM, said:

You might also try CoreTemp, a small util which gives real time temps for each core in the system tray.  GPU-Z gives much more info but you probably don't want it running all the time ...it can be a resource hog relative to what it does.

hallo jgf ,

Just tried your prog good but a little bit to much toolbar frontpage internet and computer update whitin what i don't need thanks anyway for the proposal , now there is a third prog in the game which Cookie gave me  
lets try this one to and make than a choice .

greets

[jgf]

That's odd;  all I have from CoreTemp is two numbers, one for each core.

[svenvangent]

jgf, on Jan 16 2012 - 07:33 PM, said:

That's odd;  all I have from CoreTemp is two numbers, one for each core.

Hallo jfg ,

he he , i think i dident explained it well   what i mean is i have only/just the same info like you but there comes beside the prog also a toolbar they ask you to place in your internet , frontpage of the internet side and a prog to update your computer that seems to me more for advertising than tho do realy something good for your computer .
You know them .... they give you something for free but .... there is alway's something behind  

greet you  

[jgf]

Perhaps they have recently changed the program, my copy has none of that (v 0.99.8);  though if it were an option during install I'd not have allowed it anyway.