View Full Version : [GPU-Z Test Build] VRM temperature monitoring on HD 7970
W1zzard
Jul 16, 2012, 05:07 PM
Adds Voltage regulator temperature monitoring for all ATI cards with CHL8228
chesley96
Jul 31, 2012, 11:03 AM
Hello W1zzard, This doesn't work on my Asus HD7970 DCUII non-Top version with or without the Top bios flashed. It only shows my (gpu temperature) reading temps-wise.
http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/12/07/31/5gp.png
http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/12/07/31/dw2.png
The ONLY software i have found that shows me 2 different temps is the latest ASUS GPU Tweak's GPU Monitor. It has a reading for (Power Temperature) and I distrust its accuracy.
If anyone knows why this is or may be please let me know. I have looked everywhere through hours and hours of forum reading on my card and other 7970's, and No.... HWiNFO32 nor HWiNFO64works either.... Slightly disappointed in Asus right now :wtf: really......no sensors on your Top-End Ati model?? And tons of problems.... Love my Sabertooth Z-77 mobo though but somethings gotta give with this DCUII card. Thanks :)
W1zzard
Jul 31, 2012, 11:33 AM
my guess is your card doesnt have chl8228
chesley96
Jul 31, 2012, 11:36 AM
my guess is your card doesnt have chl8228
Darn! lol Thanks anyways man :) I'll have to find out how to find out what my sensor is (if any).
Frantic
Aug 5, 2012, 10:11 AM
Hi,
I have a gigabyte 7970 oc windforce edition and the vrm temp monitoring works great. Good thing it is now easy to see how hot these get.
Thanks.
Phusius
Sep 28, 2012, 05:11 AM
just played 3 hrs of BF3, VRm 1 was 103 Celsius, and VRM 2 was 89 Celsius.....
1175v 1125/1575
thoughts? am i doing something wrong? is this normal?
Ghost
Sep 28, 2012, 05:40 AM
just played 3 hrs of BF3, VRm 1 was 103 Celsius, and VRM 2 was 89 Celsius.....
1175v 1125/1575
thoughts? am i doing something wrong? is this normal?
Your sig say you're using aftermarket cooler. They usually have worse VRM cooling than stock.
Did you put VRM heatsinks on?
Phusius
Sep 28, 2012, 05:49 AM
Your sig say you're using aftermarket cooler. They usually have worse VRM cooling than stock.
Did you put VRM heatsinks on?
yes I did, all the VRm sinks are on and are on properly. :(
edit: msi afterburner allows you to underclock memory voltage, so i took it down a few points, and took down the 1175 down to 1162 for the core. now bf3 didnt get past 95 celsius on VRM 1, and was 100% stable. so fair enough I guess, i have read 120 Celsius is what they are capable of handling on the VRm temp... so i guess as long as i stay below 98 or so i should be ok, my card just wont last 10 years, it will last maybe 5... but by then i will upgrade anyway lol
Phusius
Sep 28, 2012, 07:35 AM
just updated my BIOS to Msi latest one, and no vrm temps are not going past 75C... was using ref bios from launch day... lol xD <3
animal007uk
Sep 28, 2012, 07:56 AM
Seems to work on my sapphire HD7970. Do i need to add pics here to show its working?
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