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    c90s and everest home edition

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by samfromoz, Nov 21, 2007.

  1. samfromoz

    samfromoz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    I have just downloaded Everest home edition on my c90s.

    I understand that the sensor area is where is a mean to be able to view system and gpu temps but nothing shows up there.

    I am having some issues and need to check how hot my gpu is running, does anyone have any idea what might be going on here.

    Regards
    Sam
     
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    E.B.E. NBR Procrastinator

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    yes very will put :) didn't bother to check how old the software was,

    I have had a good look through the nvidia control panel but can't seen anything about gpu temps. I am running the 8600gt.

    The driver control panel seems very basic compared to my desktop which runs a 7800 gtx. I have it in advanced mode aswell.

    Anyone have any clue as to how I can check my gpu temp>

    Sam
     
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    Check your bottom Right corner after activation. It should be the number in with the blue background.
     
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    I got it working with riva tuner, gpu is running at like 90 degrees idol, just played a quick game in FIFA eg <30 min and it hit 100 with standard cpu frequency.

    When I play in gaming mode my screen will go black after 15 to 20 min gaming untill a press a key on the keyboard.

    Im guessing my gpu is cooking??

    Regards
    Sam
     
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    I use everest proffesional 3.5 i think, but you can download ntune from nvidia which has a nvidia monitor and you can set advanced settings of your driver if you like.

    I have much problems with the graphic card too, but after i installed bios 801b some of most difficult errors disappered.
     
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