Speccy

[✪Rich&Nuts]

The program does not read the temp of my gpu. How to fix?

[Omega]

Use another program.

Try Open Hardware Monitor instead.

[✪Rich&Nuts]

Originally posted by Omega:

Use another program.

Try Open Hardware Monitor instead.

Nothing all I see is the utalization percentage. But my overclocking program displays the temps

[Kaihekoa]

HWInfo 64, HWMonitor, GPUZ, MSI Afterburner all monitor temps.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

It's just SPECCY, who cares. You only need such app as that for validation purposes of sorts or grabbing your OS Product Key maybe. Otherwise pointless. Yes I like it to be there on systems as sometimes easier to just load that and look at some other info more in-depth, like the RAM info all broken-down for you quite easily for example.

Use MSI-AB + RivaTuner + OpenHardwareMonitor.
Setup all of them to Start With Windows + Start Auto Minimized / Minimized When Closed

[✪Rich&Nuts]

Originally posted by Bad_Motha:

It's just SPECCY, who cares. You only need such app as that for validation purposes of sorts or grabbing your OS Product Key maybe. Otherwise pointless. Yes I like it to be there on systems as sometimes easier to just load that and look at some other info more in-depth, like the RAM info all broken-down for you quite easily for example.

Use MSI-AB + RivaTuner + OpenHardwareMonitor.
Setup all of them to Start With Windows + Start Auto Minimized / Minimized When Closed

Hwmonitor did not display. But I am restarting my PC right now

Originally posted by Kai:

HWInfo 64, HWMonitor, GPUZ, MSI Afterburner all monitor temps.

I am using hwmonitor but it does not display. However, GPU TWEAK II displays the temp. Currently I am restarting my pc

Just restarted and installed updates for Windows OS. Everything is being displayed now.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Why are you so concerned? Why would you ever need to look at or worry about it?
Especially from an app like HWMonitor, which is useless to users because it has no options, doesn't allow "Start with OS" can't run all the time for the user, doesn't run in the taskbar/notification system; yes it is useless.


GPU Temp and CPU Temp should just be displayed at all times via MSI Afterburner, very simple. MSI-AB does have a ton of options, so if you are un-sure how to make those easily display on your OS at all times, just ask.

Sometimes it can be the App you're using, or perhaps the combination of hardware.
I have some Motherboard around here where when I use certain GPUs in the mix of those boards, apps like CPU-Z for example fail to see the GPU at all, even in a Validation. Some told me it was because of the Motherboard. No it's simply an odd scenario of "this motherboard doesn't get along somehow with this model or variant of GPU" ~ Yes it happens. Just like some RAM failed to fully show in their Slots under CPU-Z in some Motherboards. Its not always the Motherboards fault, but just an odd issue where THIS Motherboard and THIS RAM, doesn't get along. Now does that mean their will be stability issues overall due to any of this, no. Not really a way to use that example as to then say with 100% accuracy that there will be issues because of that.

For example the Motherboards where I've had the GPU issues; have no odd issues when Gaming all day, or run in 24-48 loops of Benchmarks and such.