What is GPU 2 in Afterburner?

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Replaced my old gtx1063 with rx6600 and now afterburner is showing gpu2 temp in the end of all sensors.It stays at 80C+- during gaming/benchmarking/stress tests.What's this and should I worry about it's high temp?I don't have integrated graphics so clearly both gpu1 and gpu2 are related to the 6600.The card is Gigabyte eagle 6600 with 3 coolers

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The latest EVGA Precision and 20 series+ shows hotspot, which is what i was referring to, the ones that show all the extra sensors.

I didn't say anything about what EVGA Precision shows or not.

I was solely responding to the aspect of your statement that implied "you need the matching brand software to see hot spot temperatures".

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And EVGA was the example i was talking about

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Well normally GPU 1 and 2 in Afterburner are actual gpu's, Like for me my 2080 is GPU2 as my onboard gpu for 7700x is GPU1 . If have no other gpu then not sure sure what;s going on. But it doesn't really matter, identify which is main gpu and uncheck all the stuff from the other one from graph and osd if use it and forget about it.

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And EVGA was the example i was talking about

Are you just ignoring the fact that the claim is still wrong despite the irrelevance of the attempted example?

Let's make this clear.

You originally stated...

"NVIDIA GPUs will only show it with specific software/brands and series, EVGA cards and EVGA Precision for example."

...Which read to me like you needed the software matching the brand of your GPU to see the hot spot temperature.

I was replying to say this isn't the case, and that you simply need software that will read it.

Get it now?

The fact that Precision is now one of the many software that shows hot spot temperature is neither here nor there. It just means it's one of many software that shows it. It doesn't mean you need a certain software from the same brand to see it.

Edit: Also I missed this last time but it's definitely not just RTX 20+ series that reports this either (maybe only Precision does, but then it's lacking).

https://i.imgur.com/6Jcf0kJ.png

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My point is that Hot Spot temps have not ALWAYS been visible on software until AMD started having it be a thing and then to my knowledge EVGA because of their specific EVGA Precision that visibly showed the location of a number of sensors including hot spot having to do with their iCX stuff.

Stop dismissing EVERYTHING just because you dont know what someone is talking about

And for the record
HWMonitor did not show my 1070s Hot Spot until i updated the program from 1.41 to its current 1.51 which only goes to further prove my point

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Stop dismissing EVERYTHING just because you dont know what someone is talking about

Oh the irony...

I dismissed nothing. I responded to you stating that nVidia GPUs only show it with certain software matching the brand of the video card by saying that was incorrect. I can not make that any simpler to understand and you still don't get it?

Telling me what I told you first (!), which is that it comes down to the software supporting it, is your way of saying I don't understand something? Wow.

You can't make this stuff up...

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And my whole POINT was that EVGA Precision and possibly AMDs software at that time is what originally SHOWED that information

ffs dude

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Touche to that last part.

Your current point is seemingly to drag the blame towards me simply because I corrected something you said? Goodness sake, it's not a big deal... or rather, it shouldn't be, but apparently it is?

Either way, whether you're able to get over it or not, I'm not here to take accusations for merely correcting a statement, and I already stated it, so I'm moving on.