Hello everyone,
I've been trying to do some light overclocking of my gpu (ATI Radeon X1300) for the first time and in my guide was directed to your program GPU-Z to measure my card's temperature. However I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere, I have since tried other programs (ATI-Tool and the Catalyst Control) and also past versions of GPU-Z, all with the same problem. I am running Vista Home Premium 32-bit, but neither running GPU-Z in normal mode or as administrator or in compatibility mode seemed to help, it did, however, seem to find everything else about my graphics card. I could just be going blind, and just haven't seen the option, in my browsing I haven't seemed to find anyone else with a similar problem. According to this page here: http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/overclocking/vidcard/94 my graphics card should have a temperature gauge. I am unwilling to start overclocking until I can measure temperatures, so any help anyone can give would be appreciated. I have attached two screenshots of the program, just so everyone can see what I see.
I've been trying to do some light overclocking of my gpu (ATI Radeon X1300) for the first time and in my guide was directed to your program GPU-Z to measure my card's temperature. However I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere, I have since tried other programs (ATI-Tool and the Catalyst Control) and also past versions of GPU-Z, all with the same problem. I am running Vista Home Premium 32-bit, but neither running GPU-Z in normal mode or as administrator or in compatibility mode seemed to help, it did, however, seem to find everything else about my graphics card. I could just be going blind, and just haven't seen the option, in my browsing I haven't seemed to find anyone else with a similar problem. According to this page here: http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/overclocking/vidcard/94 my graphics card should have a temperature gauge. I am unwilling to start overclocking until I can measure temperatures, so any help anyone can give would be appreciated. I have attached two screenshots of the program, just so everyone can see what I see.