inno3D GeForce MX-400 temp.

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How can I read the temperature for the inno3D GeForce MX-400?
I am starting to worry about its temperture because I oc it to 210core/ 200memery...

 

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Not all cards come with hardware monitoring.

You may need to use an external thermal probe, but generally with video cards heat causes the display/picture to distort well before overheating will damage anything.

 

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those things cost so much....but i must get myself one soon....


79$ HKD or 12$ USD

that's bad.....

 

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icic.
luckily my graphics ain't distorted yet.
btw, anyone know what is the max stable speed for geforece 2 mx-400?
it seems to me that 200mhz core and 210mhz memory clock is quite stable.
anyone tried any higher?

 

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yea as i've sed b4 240 core x 240 ram
that's very stable
i ran all sorts of programs like 3DMark2001
and there ain't a single problem
thx to ASUS

 

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Cheap cards doesn't have temperature telling!

Get Asus, Elsa or Leadtek!

And I think your card will be 50C!

Actually put a thin metal plate on top of the gpu and connect that metal plate with a thermometer! (that cost less)

 

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cool idea edmund.
btw, thanks for the info mr. lansing.

 

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what edmund is thinking wont work.....enough said......

and you cant guess the card's temp

what is inside your case? any fans?

if no then it should be hot

 

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Like this.....

 

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*Tio Etomac* said:

Like this.....

Click to expand...

Have to admit, the diagram's cute.

 

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Pinky said:

Have to admit, the diagram's cute.

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lol~

i am not stupid edmund......bad heat transfer and......even if it works then what are you going to use to hold everything in one piece?

 

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A stand.....?

 

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lol
what a diagram!
btw, i got lots of fans in my case.
it shouldn't be very hot.
thanks for so much cool ideas, everyone.

 

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what do you consider "much"?

just a thought..........

once you get to a point where fans won't help you will need watercooling.....and that's what i will do

 

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Well Watercooling ain't essential for cheap Gfx card!

 

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it's for the cpu that i am telling luie about

but.....i might do watercool for my card if i get the $$ to do it