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http://www.convertunits.com/from/degree+Fahrenheit/to/degree+Celsius
TRY RealTemp_370
http://www.techpowerup.com/
It's not in fahrenheit, i'm sure of it, there is screenshot of HW Monitor:
http://s22.postimg.org/8sbze5zld/hvm1.png
and there is screenshot of Speed Fan:
http://s12.postimg.org/dbenzod6l/spd.png
Real Temp says my processor is not supported
Sidenote: I wonder why SpeedFan doesn't show GPU temp, but that could be because it's a laptop I reckon (Optimus and all that)..?
Edit: How about using MSI Afterburner and see which results it comes up with?
Yep, it's laptop and this GPU is dedicated vcard.
And about this MSI Afterburner i cant locate where is CPU temp info located in there, there is only CPU load graph. But it have 5 GPU temperature readings, with first one on 0 (must be dedicated vcard) and others with 49-54.
Am I doing something wrong?
All those graphs in the list under Monitoring can also be shown in-game, just click the "Show in On-Screen Display" for the ones you want to watch, then you don't need to alt-tab out to see them ^^