Real Temp - New temp program for Intel Core processors

[unclewebb]

http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip

I thought I was done with the RC versions but then I found a minor bug or two and while I was fixing, I decided now was a good time to add on another feature or two.

I've added GPU Temperature monitoring to RealTemp but only if you're using an Nvidia card.

If you want to know everything there is to know about your graphics card then GPU-Z or RivaTuner would be my first choice.
If you just need a quick look at your GPU temperature, then RealTemp might be good enough.



I didn't want to re-design the GUI for this feature so CPUID info will change to GPU info a few seconds after start up.
If you hover the mouse just below this new information for 5 seconds, you should see something like this pop-up:



Nothing too fancy. If you have an Nvidia card and don't want any GPU temperature information then use this in the INI file:

NoGPU=1

RealTemp is designed so it will report the highest GPU temperature when using SLI. If you have 2 or 3 cards, hopefully it will find and report the highest GPU temp. If you use SLI, post a screen shot of RealTemp along with another monitoring program to show that this is working properly.

The second alarm in RealTemp has been changed so that now you can monitor and shutdown your computer independently based on either your CPU temperature or your GPU temperature. rge thought that would be a good idea since he's lost one graphics card too many due to a water cooling failure.

The log file should contain an extra column now with GPU temperature info. It will be the column on the far right.

There is also an extra system tray icon now for GPU temperatures and that should show Min/Max/Avg like the other tray icons.

There was a fix or two for Atom processors and a fix for Core i7 when two cores are disabled in the bios. Probably not too many people who would want to do that but RealTemp should report the correct number of cores now when this happens and hyper threading is enabled. I also added a feature so the Clock Modulation setting will be saved when RealTemp exits and restored when the program starts. A laptop owner told me he needed this to protect his important parts. When RealTemp is not running, Clock Modulation is NOT enabled.

OK, I think 2.90 is finally finished. Unless I hear about some more bugs.