I wouldn't say GPU but cpu, board, hard drive temps come right off the sensors with two different freewares. SpeedFan is one found at Download SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer The download link for the latest 4.33 version is the yellow name in the second paragraph seen there.
A more reliable System Info for Windows(SIW) utility also provides a complete breakdown on hardwares, softwares, and system information in general as well as a "sensors" option under hardwares. That's free at SIW on PC World
On the nVidia site are the drivers WHQL certified? Not all drivers released from nVidia are WHQL Certified. Some of the Vista drivers have to be WHQL certified adn WDDM certified. Just so they can function correctly for gaming and Vista correctly.
On the nVidia site are the drivers WHQL certified? Not all drivers released from nVidia are WHQL Certified. Some of the Vista drivers have to be WHQL certified adn WDDM certified. Just so they can function correctly for gaming and Vista correctly.
well all i play really is Battlefield 2142, and that runs fine with these drivers, and you know how picky 2142 is.
Ive know idea if Everest is Vista compatible but the guy above says he has no problems so im guessing he uses Everest and Vista together? plus it does work fine it just doesnt show my GPU temps, if it wasnt compatible then im sure it wouldnt even load up
Everest I thought no longer saw a freeware version you could download. At this time that would the older release and most likely not fully compatible for Vista. PC Wizard is one more commonly used at this time for both XP and Vista as well as the others mentioned earlier.
PC Wizard was just tried on Vista Home Premium here with the results seen in the screenshot below showing the ATI card's temps along with others plus voltages and fan speeds. Give that one a try there.