vid card temp.

There are many different ways...

ATITool
Coolbits
Rivatuner
NTune

are some of them. ATITool is obviously for ATI and the other 3 for Nvidia cards.
 
well, open it up and look on the bottom, just left of the center, it will show you your fan speed, the gpu temp, and the "temperature of chip" i am not 100% of the location of that sensor.

you can also adjust your clock speeds, but i wouldnt mess with that until you read up on overclocking, unless you already have read up on it. and, a word of advice, dont trust the "find max core/mem". i used it and it went higher than it should have (not enough to damage the card) and it was artifacting like crazy.
 
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jp198780 said:
ok, i downloaded ATI tool, but how can i find my temps?
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The temperature should automatically be displayed in the task bar, and also on the bottom right corner, next to the "show 3D view" button.

If nothing is there, or it says 0C, then either ATI Tool cant read it, or it doesnt have a temp sensor.
 
well do FX5200's have temp sensors on them? there wasnt a temp. anywhere, soo i guess it doesnt have a temp. sensor..
 
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