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    ati temperature monitoring

    Hey anyone know some good programs to monitor gpu temperatures. I got a connect3d x850 xt pe. Thanks.

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    I use ATI Tool, lets you adjust the fan speeds as well

    http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=725

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    cool thanks

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    Whats a good temperature range for the gpu in idle and load

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    ATi tool is an ultimate I found for my 9800 Pro... that's like a mandatory install when I reinstall WinXP once in a while... since I have an Artic Silencer on my 9800 I can overclock it hiiiiiiiigh

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jming1084
    Whats a good temperature range for the gpu in idle and load
    I have a connet3D 850 XT PE, idle temp is 42c at the moment. Load, I have never seen it above 72c, that's while playing BF2 with the stock cooler.

    You many have to set the fan to run at 100% at 60c or so, as I found that at default it was only set to run at 100% when it hit 90c :O

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    if that is the default setting surely that means its safe though?

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    Quote Originally Posted by YorkieBen
    if that is the default setting surely that means its safe though?
    Well I got a message box up telling me that the GPU had been under clocked to prevent damage before I was using ATI Tool. Although that was on one of those really hot days we had. Since using it, i've had no problems at all like that.

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    I remember reading somewhere when the x800s first came that, that an ATI engineer said >100oC is when real damage is done to the x800's core. Not sure if that applies to 110nm cores though.

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    40-42C idle is quite normal for ATI cards, and around 60C at load. I'd start to worry 70C+

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