6800 gt temp

cdcushman

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anyone come across a great way to get accurate reading of temp on your 6800 gt?
I've noticed, through using temp probes that there is a big difference between different placements on the card...?
 

blackinches

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blackinches puts an egg on the geforce. if it starts cooking blackinches knows there may be a problem.
 

DaveSimmons

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Search / ask in Video.

Some manufacturers build a thermal sensor into their cards, but many don't. So you might check first to see if your card has one.
 

Accipiter22

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I use a 6800 GT...I just use the NVidia temperature monitor...you should have it if you have the latest software/drivers bundle..
 

Ike0069

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Originally posted by: Accipiter22
I use a 6800 GT...I just use the NVidia temperature monitor...you should have it if you have the latest software/drivers bundle..

 

impemonk

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if there is steam coming from your card, immediately call 911 or spray immediately with silly string.
 

Accipiter22

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Originally posted by: cdcushman
OK! got it!
But, I bet I can find a higher temp somewhere on the card...

why would you care/want to though? As long as you're not right up at the ceiling for temperature you should be fine..what's yours running at? I"ll compare it to mine
 

Wadded Beef

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Originally posted by: cdcushman
OK! got it!
But, I bet I can find a higher temp somewhere on the card...

take the heatsink off and tape a temperature probe onto the gpu die. that'll get you higher temps. remember to throw the heatsink away, that just lowers the temps!!
 

Ike0069

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Originally posted by: Wadded Beef
Originally posted by: cdcushman
OK! got it!
But, I bet I can find a higher temp somewhere on the card...

take the heatsink off and tape a temperature probe onto the gpu die. that'll get you higher temps. remember to throw the heatsink away, that just lowers the temps!!

LMAO.:D
 

ZL1

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my speedfan reads vcard temps :)

local temp = vcard ambient
remote temp = vcard core



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cdcushman

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Originally posted by: Ike0069
Originally posted by: Wadded Beef
Originally posted by: cdcushman
OK! got it!
But, I bet I can find a higher temp somewhere on the card...

take the heatsink off and tape a temperature probe onto the gpu die. that'll get you higher temps. remember to throw the heatsink away, that just lowers the temps!!

LMAO.:D

Yeah Yeah... Pick on the new guy! :cool: