[Tool] GPU - Temperaturanzeige (für nVidia Grafikkarten.)

[xZise]

Zitat von turboPASCAL:

Zitat:

Und übrigens sind die Achsenpunkte der Temperatur (Y-Achse) etwas zu tief... Ich würde mal sagen 2 oder 3 Pixel
irretiert etwas

um ca. 1,5 Pixel leider nicht zu ändern.

Moment mal... Kann es sein, dass die oberste Pixelreihe den "Skalenpunkt" festlegen? Das könnte hinkommen. Dann müsstest du sie nur "2 °C" höher positionieren (oder so ähnlich )

Allerdings solltest du dann die Punkt 5 x 5 Pixel groß machen und dann um 2 Pixel höher setzen.
Da ich mich nicht mit G32 auseinandergesetzt habe, und ich nicht weiß in wie fern die Skala "hardcoded" ist, weiß ich nicht ob das einfach so machbar ist.

[edit]S*** ... Hab vergessen zu editieren ... sry [/edit]

[generic]

wird sli unterstützt?

[Razor]

I found these

For SLI
NvCplIsMultiGPUSupportedAndDisabled
NvCplIsMultiGPUSupportedAndEnabled
NvCplApiGetPhysicalGPUCount


Other interesting things
NvCplApiI2CRead
NvCplApiI2CReadByName
NvCplApiI2CWrite
NvCplApiI2CWriteByName
NvCplGetThermalSettings
NvCplApiGetGPUInfo

Contains usefull information about CPU/GPU temperature,Fan speeds,AGP/PCI E frequency,Memory information(clocks,timing,size,latency),GPU fan/cooler settings(set or unset),GPU Clocks,CPU multiplier on nForce Motherboards and a lot of other interesting stuff in there!

I also uploaded functions from Nvidia's Ntune program nvsulib.dll .

[turboPASCAL]

Hm, no informations aviable to the syntax in some exported functions ( for exemple: "NvCplApiGetGPUInfo" )

I need the Parameter ... not found in the Documentation...

[Razor]

i dont think this will help you but atleast try its ASM.

[hathor]

NVCPL.DLL API Manual

http://download.nvidia.com/developer...lPanel_API.pdf

[Razor]

Hathor the man!

[Razor]

NvCplGetThermalSettings

Zitat:

Prototype

BOOL CDECL NvCplGetThermalSettings (IN UINT nWindowsMonitorNumber, OUT DWORD* pdwCoreTemp, OUT DWORD* pdwAmbientTemp, OUT DWORD* pdwUpperLimit);

Parameters In

UINT nWindowsMonitorNumber -- The display number shown on the Windows Display Properties->Settings page.
A value of 0 indicates the current primary Windows display device.

DWORD* must be a valid pointer --

pdwCoreTemp -- GPU temperature in degrees Celsius.
pdwAmbientTemp -- Ambient temperature in degrees Celsius.
pdwUpperLimit -- Upper limit of the GPU temperature specification.

Return Values

True on success.
False on failure.

[Razor]

For other functions maybe API HOOK?

[DevidEspenschied]

The Vista problem in combination with the file NVCPL.DLL is here simulatable on my system:

After the Vista installation and Windows Update (Vista drivers included) no temperature is readable either with your tool nor the NVidia tools. After the installation of the NVidia drivers directly from their website the same results can be observed. After the installation of the NVidia NTune tool the GPU temp is readably from the NTune tool itself, but not from your tool.

The NVCPL.DLL file does have the same file size, version and date from the beginning of the Vista installation until the finalized installation of the NVidia nTune tool.

Within Delphi the LoadLibrary function returns a valid Handle number, and the ProcAddress is valid obviously too. But the results for the GPU temp as well as the GPU Ambient Temp are always 0. Btw: under XP the GPU Ambient temp returns 0 on all my tested nVidia chips - I don't know if this function is obsolete already.

I have to evaluate this problem in the future to solve it. Especially under Vista.

Soviel auf Englisch.