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martinrandau
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 Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:38 pm Post subject: Monitoring temperature of Nvidia card |
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Is there any tools that let me do that?
Can I force the fan connected to the card to always run? |
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Raistlin
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Hi,
search in this forum for nvidia temperature and you'll find this which leads you to this and finally to this 
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martinrandau
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Hehe, thank you. I already had nvclock installed but nvclock -i said that my card was too new and nvclock_qt ended with segmentation fault. However, upgrading to 0.8 solved both problems.
But I don't find the fan option that I was looking for... Never mind.
Sorry that I didn't look it up myself and thanks for the help. |
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Raistlin
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you're welcome.
You don't have the fan-option? Here I have a checkbox... But I don't dare to use it 
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