a software that lets you see gpu temp while gaming?

[siberiansteel11]

So i tried the msi afterburner show OSD option but it only works in some games I'm looking for a software that show's gpu temps in all games if possible. By showing GPU temps what I mean is I can see my GPU temp while gaming. Like I can see it at the top left corner or somewhere.

So any GPU monitor temp software you guys can recommend ? 

[Hyrikan]

Why do you need to see your GPU temp while gaming? If your setup is somewhat sane you shouldn't have to worry about the temp. If you want to know at which temperature your GPU peaks you can use the log function in GPU-Z.

[Wauthar]

I use my second monitor, but that doesn't really count, does it?

[Hans Christian | Teri]

Why do you need to see your GPU temp while gaming? If your setup is somewhat sane you shouldn't have to worry about the temp. If you want to know at which temperature your GPU peaks you can use the log function in GPU-Z.

 

This.

[Vendetta]

To ACTUALLY answer your question unlike these other people, you can use MSi afterburner and use to on screen display feature. I've been using it for a few years and it works great. You can display all sorts of information with it.

[Hyrikan]

To ACTUALLY answer your question unlike these other people, you can use MSi afterburner and use to on screen display feature. I've been using it for a few years and it works great. You can display all sorts of information with it.

 

To ACTUALLY help you read: He already tried this and it didn't work for him.

[Hans Christian | Teri]

To ACTUALLY answer your question unlike these other people, you can use MSi afterburner and use to on screen display feature. I've been using it for a few years and it works great. You can display all sorts of information with it.

 

Hahaha, you didn't even read OP did you? By default the Afterburner OSD only works in 32 bit applications, but you should be able to enable 64 bit support in the settings.

[Vendetta]

To ACTUALLY help you read: He already tried this and it didn't work for him.

Hahaha, you didn't even read OP did you? By default the Afterburner OSD only works in 32 bit applications, but you should be able to enable 64 bit support in the settings.

 

 

I swear he edited that shit in

[siberiansteel11]

Thanks for the fast replies guys. As what hans said you can actually support 64bit in msi afterburner? I've been looking for an option but their just isn't anywhere here. I might try the Gpu-z thing. oh and the reason why I wanted to monitor my temps is because I just wanted to see how high can my new gtx 680 jetstream get while gaming  

[Hans Christian | Teri]

Thanks for the fast replies guys. As what hans said you can actually support 64bit in msi afterburner? I've been looking for an option but their just isn't anywhere here. I might try the Gpu-z thing. oh and the reason why I wanted to monitor my temps is because I just wanted to see how high can my new gtx 680 jetstream get while gaming

 

Have you updated Afterburner recently? There should be a setting in the RivaTunerStatisticsServer properties to allow you to use the OSD in 64-bit applications (under Compatibility properties). If you just want to see how hot your card gets under gaming the GPU-Z log or any other application that can log your GPU temp for you will do just fine.

[siberiansteel11]

Yep found it I enabled 64 bit applications but for some reason it's still not showing up I might try the gpu-z option though, Might just hook up another monitor and check temps from there. 

Thanks for the help guys