Temp Recording over time

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DangerIsGo

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I know there have been threads about this but none can answer fully. Does anyone know of a program thatll run and record/graph temperatures over a period of time? I cant find that function in Rivatuner, nor does any other program recommended to me have that function, only to display it at the moment temp. I wanna see how high my GPU/CPU is getting, but when I alt-tab outta the games, and view the temps, I see them decresing , So i know its not the max their hitting.
 
RTHDRIBL - google it. It'll push your GPU to the friggin limit. Temps of 73C+ stock aren't unheard of. Just open the temp monitor of your card in control panel and watch it.
 
DangerIsGo said:
I know there have been threads about this but none can answer fully. Does anyone know of a program thatll run and record/graph temperatures over a period of time? I cant find that function in Rivatuner, nor does any other program recommended to me have that function, only to display it at the moment temp. I wanna see how high my GPU/CPU is getting, but when I alt-tab outta the games, and view the temps, I see them decresing , So i know its not the max their hitting.
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If you're using an nVidia card, use nTune...
 
ShuttleLuv said:
RTHDRIBL - google it. It'll push your GPU to the friggin limit. Temps of 73C+ stock aren't unheard of. Just open the temp monitor of your card in control panel and watch it.
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Actually ATITool pushes more...
 
Wow...
GPU
50 Idle / 79 Load

CPU
45 Idle / 58 Load

I think I need some better VGA cooling...Now which one...NV Silencer 5 Rev 3 to have the hot air blow outta the case, Zalman VF700, or wait and see Stasis' cooling..
 
Actually it is on rivatuner, just click on the options and then where the magnifying glass is and then theres RED button and a DISK as in save button, and it logs it all.

But yeah rthdribl is the best, it stresses it by a couple of degrees more than FEAR in my case.
 
ShuttleLuv said:
RTHDRIBL - google it. It'll push your GPU to the friggin limit. Temps of 73C+ stock aren't unheard of. Just open the temp monitor of your card in control panel and watch it.
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Don't forget to resize it, to make it run at a higher resolution (thus more load).
 
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