GPU and CPU temperature dispaly app win 7

[jdr37 4]

Anyone know of an app for Win 7 that will read and display temps for GPU and CPU on X-p 11 flight screen? GPU is MSI GTX 1060 6GB, CPU is i5-6600.

Thanks

[bbking 80]

Hi jdr37

i use 2 gadgets: gpu monitor and Core temp.

 

greetz,

 

[ThrottleUp 617]

Hi 

I use Logitech ARX. Its free and does not need any Logitech hardware. It sends your PC telemetry to your smartphone or tablet ( see screenshot below). You need to do 2 steps.

 

First go here and scroll down to "Logitech Gaming Software" and download it

https://support.logitech.com/en_gb/downloads

Next you need to visit the Play store on your Android device and get this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.logitech.gaming.arxcontrolapp

 

 

[michelh 43]

Is this you are looking for?

 

Edited April 14, 2019 by michelh

[jdr37 4]

Thanks for the input. I'm gonna try the logitech software on my tablet. I like the idea of having the display on a separate screen.

[ThrottleUp 617]

On 4/15/2019 at 3:57 PM, jdr37 said:

Thanks for the input. I'm gonna try the logitech software on my tablet. I like the idea of having the display on a separate screen.

Did you get it working? If you need help feel free to message or reply to this.

[jdr37 4]

Working great.

Haven't been able to enjoy it much yet. All of a sudden I started getting crashes and have been trying to figure out what's going on. Thought it might be the LGS app but it doesn't appear to be.

So far have disabled all startup programs and services that might be involved but still no solution. Nothing on the log  -- just lose GPU signal and have to reboot. GPU temp 69* max, CPU 67* max

JDR37

i5-6600 @3.50GHz//GTX1060 6GB?//16GB DDR5 RAM//Win7 Home Premium

[jdr37 4]

ThrottleUp, I had my anti-aliasing at max, dropped it down to first notch and it stopped my GPU crashing.

Don't know if this unique to GTX 1060 or not but It made me aware that graphic settings can possibly the unexpected source of problems.

 

[ThrottleUp 617]

On 4/30/2019 at 3:27 PM, jdr37 said:

ThrottleUp, I had my anti-aliasing at max, dropped it down to first notch and it stopped my GPU crashing.

Don't know if this unique to GTX 1060 or not but It made me aware that graphic settings can possibly the unexpected source of problems.

 

You are correct. There is no need to whack the AA up to max. I have mine at 4 X and when I tried 8 X it cost me 10-15FPS! And theres no difference I can see between the two (I took many before and after screenshots).

If you are not fussed about reflections (specially on water) then disabling that can give a good boost to FPS.