Anyone know of a utility that will overlay the CPU, MB and Video Card temps
on a 3D Games screen?
-Larry
> Anyone know of a utility that will overlay the CPU, MB and Video Card temps on a 3D Games screen?
I don't, but I have a system with 5 hard drives, ATI X850XTPE, and P4EE3.4GHZ,
and it's quieter with the side cover off than on because the motherboard
and video card cooling fans run slower.
PC temps do not change second by second, so why not just find a little
utility that will display the temps (most MoBo manufactors supply them
with OEM Software, or as a download from thier site) and simply alt/tab
between your game and the utility?
Otherwise you might want to check some of the hardcore gameing sites,
Im sure someone will have developed something somewhere.
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>> Anyone know of a utility that will overlay the CPU, MB and Video Card >> temps on a 3D Games screen? > > I don't, but I have a system with 5 hard drives, ATI X850XTPE, and > P4EE3.4GHZ, > and it's quieter with the side cover off than on because the motherboard > and video card cooling fans run slower.I don't think there's one that will write to the screen (although that
would be a cool FRAPS addon) - I've used systool. It gives the values
in the systray, and will keep a running log graph so you can pop out of
the game and see what the temps are like.
It doesn't seem to have wide M/B support - it recognizes my AsRock 939
board, but not my MSI KT6V.
http://www.techpowerup.com/systool/
HTH,
Kendt
Ok, that might work for me. I'll give it a try.
Thanks!
-Larry
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>I don't think there's one that will write to the screen (although that > would be a cool FRAPS addon) - I've used systool. It gives the values > in the systray, and will keep a running log graph so you can pop out of > the game and see what the temps are like. > It doesn't seem to have wide M/B support - it recognizes my AsRock 939 > board, but not my MSI KT6V. > http://www.techpowerup.com/systool/ > > HTH, > Kendt >(didnt a thermometer come with that dang soundcard you bought? it had
everything else LOL
Moppie enlightened us with:
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> PC temps do not change second by second, so why not just find a little > utility that will display the temps (most MoBo manufactors supply them > with OEM Software, or as a download from thier site) and simply > alt/tab between your game and the utility? > > Otherwise you might want to check some of the hardcore gameing sites, > Im sure someone will have developed something somewhere. > > > -- > Moppie > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Moppie's Profile: > http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?userid=1935 View > this thread: > http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=516270 > > http://www.automotiveforums.comNo room for it in the box. The break-out box took up all the space :)
-Larry
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