Hi, I am a bit confused at how to monitor 4870x2's temperatures.I use Everest to monitor, but it shows a large set of temperatures. There's temps for "Diodes" of each GPU (DispIO, MemIO, Shader), but only GPU1 has GPU, GPU Memory, GPU Ambient temperatures. What should I use as reference to how hot the second chip runs?
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4870x2 temperature senors?
- Thread starter exe163
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get Catalyst Control Center, the latest 9.x release, enable ADVANCED view, and hop down to the temperature/ATI Overdrive thing, click through their "overclocking will doom the universe" EULA, and you can monitor temps and fanspeed from the drivers, 100% same information that Everest is getting, except the drivers actually know what to look at to monitor
also, do you know which one GPU1 is physically? doesn't really help to know a single chip's temp, if you dont know which one you're looking at (yes, it matters)
also, do you know which one GPU1 is physically? doesn't really help to know a single chip's temp, if you dont know which one you're looking at (yes, it matters)
Thanks for the suggestion, in fact that's what I been doing before I switched to Everest. One thing I need about Everest is the G15 LCD support that allows me to monitor temp using my keyboard LCD. In order to set the right temp on my LCD I need to figure out which one is the most important, sadly my keyboard LCD is not large enough to fit everything.
