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  • -(PK)-DarkIllusion
    #1

    Graphics card temperature?

    i just got a Question.. what program lets you view your graphic card's temeprature? heard it was something like rove tuner or somethin.. i can't find it... n wut temperature would be good while gaming on a 6600GT XFX
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    • Big2firzX
      #2
      Re: Graphics card temperature?

      Right Click>Nvidia Display .

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        • imported_sandman
          #3
          Re: Graphics card temperature?

          Right click desktop > Properties > Settings tab > Advanced > Geforce 6600GT tab > Temperature Settings

          You don't need RivaTuner, that's for overclocking.

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            • -(PK)-DarkIllusion
              #4
              Re: Graphics card temperature?

              so whats a good temperature for the GPU to run at? 45-55 C?

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                • Arky
                  #5
                  Re: Graphics card temperature?

                  Well, over there @ Anandtech, I saw people with 6600GTs hitting in the 90's at load, using the standard heatsink...so if your load temp is around 55, I wouldn't really worry. In fact, you shouldn't really care about your video card temps, as long as you don't see artifacts or something like that, and as long as it doesn't smell like it's melting or something.

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                    • -[MDS]-Stormy
                      #6
                      Re: Graphics card temperature?

                      Give this little program a try,

                      http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=1194

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