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

[Razor]

Well whats your card?

[DevidEspenschied]

Its an eVGA graphic card with a NVidia GForce 7200 GS chipset.

[Razor]

Well best bet would be to ask turboPASCAL.I think it should work on vista aswell,maybe your card doesnt have a sensor?

[paritycheck]

I also used the NvCplGetThermalSettings Function in one of my Programs. Under XP it worked perfectly but since I upgraded to Vista 32Bit the Function always returns False. Perhaps Nvidia hasn´t implemented the Function yet correctly so for compatibility Reasons its returning always False?

[Razor]

Well the good functions are nvsulib.dll.Just read up what i wrote. :P

[paritycheck]

Of course but providing a <1MB Program for Temperature Monitoring and force the User to install a 30MB Overclocking Tool to get it to work is not really the solution. :gruebel:

[Razor]

Well you dont need installed you only need the dll doh. :lol:

[paritycheck]

I just downloaded 5.05.47.00_ntune_winxp_international.exe and extracted the nvsulib.dll. Don´t bother the Setup Filename ist the Vista Download :) Are you sure there are any NvCpl* functions in this dll. Dependency Walker didn´t find any.

[Razor]

Ofcourse there are functions

Zitat:

AutoTuneDll AutoTuneGpuDll CheckBiosSupportDll CheckMotherBoardSupportDll DisableBootBlockWriteDll DisableRomAccessDll EnableBootBlockWriteDll EnableGpuAutoClockDll EnableRomAccessDll EnableSpreadSpectrumDll EraseFlashRomOneSectorDll ExecuteBenchMarkDll FindK8MemorySpeedDll FindNMRatioOnNforce2Dll GetAgpFrequencyDll GetAmdCpuModelDll GetAux1FanPowerDll GetAux1FanSpeedDll GetAux2FanPowerDll GetAux2FanSpeedDll GetBiosFlashEnableStatusDll GetBiosPageCMOSInfoDll GetBlockedAddressRangeDll GetClockSourceDll GetCPU2TemperatureDll GetCpuClockMultiplierDll GetCPUFanPowerDll GetCPUFanSpeedDll GetCpuFrequencyDll GetCpuOptimalClockMultiplierDll GetCPUTemperatureDll GetCpuTypeDll GetCpuVidInfoDll GetCurAGPStatusDll GetCurMemoryBusModeDll GetDimmAddressInfoDll GetFlashRomProductIDDll GetFsbFrequencyDll GetGpuAdaptorStringDll GetGpuAutoClockStatusDll GetGpuClocksDll GetGpuClocksLimitsDll GetGpuCoolerLevelDll GetGpuCoolerPowerPolicyDll GetGpuCountDll GetGpuCurrentClockDll GetGpuSliConfigDll GetGpuTemperatureDll GetLedFeaturesDll GetMCP1RevisionDll GetMCP1VersionDll GetMcpIdeModeDll GetMcpLegacyDeviceIdDll GetMCPRevisionDll GetMCPVersionDll GetMemoryControllerTimingDll GetNforceBoardTypeDll GetNforceFanPowerDll GetNforceFanSpeedDll GetNforceTemperatureDll GetPciBusFrequencyDll GetPcieFrequencyMcpDll GetPerfHybridModeDll GetPMUPowerStateDll GetPowerSupplyTemperatureDll GetSecondFanPowerDll GetSecondFanSpeedDll GetSPPRevisionDll GetSPPVersionDll GetSystemTemperatureDll GetSystemVoltageDll GetVideoAdaptorNameDll InitMPCpuFeaturesDll InvalidateCmosChecksumDll IsBenchmarkRunningDll IsDellBoardDll IsGpuCoolerControlSupportDll IsInternalGraphicsUsedDll IsK8SupportFIDCtrlDll NvsuLibInitDll NvsuLibReleaseMemoryDll ProgramFlashRomBlockDll ReadActualVoltageDll ReadBIOSInfoDll ReadIo32API ReadK8LDTMultiplierDll ReadMotherboardInfoDll ReadPCIConfigReg32API ReadPhyMemDll ReadSmbusDataDll RemoveRomBlockLockDll RestoreGpuCoolerSettingsDll SaveIniFileFromFlashRomDll SetAccessBiosCmosDll SetAgpFrequencyDll SetAux1FanPowerDll SetAux2FanPowerDll SetCPUFanPowerDll SetFsbFrequencyDll SetGpuClocksDll SetGpuCoolerLevelDll SetGpuCoolerPowerPolicyDll SetK8LDTMultiplierDll SetLedFeaturesDll SetMemoryControllerTimingDll SetMemoryFrequencyDll SetNforceFanPowerDll SetPcieFrequencyMcpDll SetPerfHybridModeDll SetPMUPowerStateDll SetSecondFanPowerDll SetSystemVoltageDll SetUserCancelledDll SetUserTimeoutDll Smart_CloseHddDeviceDll Smart_GetHddTempDll Smart_IdentifyHddDeviceDll Smart_OpenHddDeviceDll Smart_StatusCheckDll VerifySyncModeDll WriteIo32API WritePCIConfigReg32API WriteSmbusDataDll

[turboPASCAL]

• 05/09/2007 neue Version 1.0.8 Build 75 online:
  • animiertes Trayicon zur Anzeige des akt. Temperatur Status
  • neue Otion zum Starten das Programmes als "nur Trayicon"
  • das seichern der Einstellungen nun wählbar

Zum Download im ersten Post