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June 30th 03, 04:40 AM
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Visiontek Ti 4200 GPU Temperature
My Ti4200 128m GPU stays at 41c whether I'm staring at my desktop or playing
F1 2002 for an hour. I guess the GPU is always running full blast. Hmmm...where else can I put some sensors, how about the memory chips? Yes, that's it! Interesting.. Pete 
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July 2nd 03, 03:47 PM
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"pete" wrote in message . .. My Ti4200 128m GPU stays at 41c whether I'm staring at my desktop or playing F1 2002 for an hour. I guess the GPU is always running full blast. Hmmm...where else can I put some sensors, how about the memory chips? Yes, that's it! Interesting.. Pete How did you find the GPU temp?
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