- Aug 10, 2013
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I am learning about overclocking and i have successfully got my EVGA GTX 660 Sc to a safe overclock with no artifacts or overheating at 74+ on the gpu and 180+ on the ram.My question now is if their is a program that will record or show in real time my gpu temps while i am gaming?
I came across a thread right here on toms with the same question being asked, and the answer was to use cpu-z to record the temps that the gpu gets up to in game. That sounds great but i have downloaded and looked through cpu-z and i cannot find how to record those gpu temps. If anyone could be so kind as to try and explain to me how to do this i would be truly grateful.
EDIT: I found that a gpu z exists and i was trying to use cpu-z XD! I just got gpu-z and all i had to do was click on the sensors tab and it says it will record my gpu temps in a log now! Ill try it out and see if it worked and update with the final results.
I came across a thread right here on toms with the same question being asked, and the answer was to use cpu-z to record the temps that the gpu gets up to in game. That sounds great but i have downloaded and looked through cpu-z and i cannot find how to record those gpu temps. If anyone could be so kind as to try and explain to me how to do this i would be truly grateful.
EDIT: I found that a gpu z exists and i was trying to use cpu-z XD! I just got gpu-z and all i had to do was click on the sensors tab and it says it will record my gpu temps in a log now! Ill try it out and see if it worked and update with the final results.
msi worked perfectly its a very good program. Is there a way to select your answer as best ? Ive been helped out many times and i have never been able to see how to up vote those much appreciated comments or anything.
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