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programs to recording GPU temps

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Deutch420

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well, as the title suggest, im looking for a program that can moniter/record my GPU temps. Im currently using speedfan, and the geforce temps in advanced settings. the one that comes with the card is reading 55C idle, wile speedfan is reading 47C idle . i tried downloading mobile meter, but for some reason it only gave me frequency speeds, and nothing else..

The reason i want them is b/c my card seems to lock up in 3d03 for 5-7 seconds, then finish... some suggest its heat. but when i press delete, and read the temps like 2 seconds after it first locks, they say about 60 ( tops). i have a 6800 GT, OCZ ram, AMD 64 3000 and can only go up to about 385/1050 before seeing problems.. no artifacting, it just craps out... i also get scrores of about 7K-8K when this happens ( if i let the test finish, and around 400/1100) but when i run it 375/1030 i get 11700. strange.... i have 5 fans also.. one on top sucking out, one in back sucking out, 1 on side sucking in, 2 in front sucking in.. then the proc fan, gpu fan, PS fan.. so air movemwent isnt the case...

so, if anyone knows a good program the RECORDS gpu temps over a period of like 10 minutes ( minimum) please, let me know! also, if you got any tip for me on other ways to OC, let me know... if you can provide links to the DL, i would be greatful! thanks!
 
U'm I just read the first few words and stopped... Riva Tuner show you and records temps and shit for Nvidia cards and ATI cards...
 
Sounds like your GT is a comparative dud when it comes to overclocking. My Ultra doesn't exactly take a huge OC either, but I'm more or less happy with it at stock.

There was a thread a while back about flashing the GT Bios to Ultra to open up a bit of overclocking headroom. I've never done this so can't offer anything more than a link to the thread, which does have a lot of useful information in it:

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=785299
 
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