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Temperatures not show completely for GTX 285
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DrPepper
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Some cards do not show VDDC temperatures, While others do. It depends on the manufacturer.
Also try GPUZ 3.2
Also try GPUZ 3.2
ExarTarkin
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Hi everyone,
Do someone know what are those 2 GPU Temperature et 2 PCB Temperature?
I assume the first GPU Temperature is the ... GPU temp, the first PCB Temperature is itself as well but what for the two others?
I thought the second GPU Temp was the memory temp but in Everest I always have a 2°C difference between the two values.
For the last one I have no ideas.
Thanks by advance.
Bye the way I don't have VDDC temperatures ether, even with Gpu-z 0.3.2
(Evga 285GTX SSC)
Do someone know what are those 2 GPU Temperature et 2 PCB Temperature?
I assume the first GPU Temperature is the ... GPU temp, the first PCB Temperature is itself as well but what for the two others?
I thought the second GPU Temp was the memory temp but in Everest I always have a 2°C difference between the two values.
For the last one I have no ideas.
Thanks by advance.
Bye the way I don't have VDDC temperatures ether, even with Gpu-z 0.3.2
(Evga 285GTX SSC)