Control/monitoring of temperature monitors/clocks CPU/GPU: recommendations?

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  My desktop running Win7 Home Premium m9200T computer crashes often.  It seems to be associated with temperature.

  I tried SpeedFan, but my computer crashed whenever I ran it.  The SpeedFan 20 window scroll a few lines of text that the computer crashed.  Y at - it a utility to monitor the speed, temperature and cpu/gpu for desektop m9200T fan?

  PC Wizzard works well on my computer.

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• How to monitor my cpu heat and other items on my desktop HP Pavilion p6210f

  How to monitor my cpu heat and other items on my desktop HP Pavilion p6210f

  Lawrence123456,

  The applications are numerous, but I use:

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• How to monitor the CPU, memory and i/o on the system

  Hello..
  
  Some body help me?...
  
  1. how to manage the monitoring of the performance of the system and the database during execution of ODI?
  2. how to monitor the CPU, memory and i/o on the system?
  
  TQ
  balleur

  In an attempt to partially answer your questions:

  1. how to manage the monitoring of the performance of the system and the database during execution of ODI?

  Monitor the performance of the application from a commercial point of view. As transactions per minute, or response time or time elapsed for the key events of the company. Monitor the activity of the material such that the CPU usage is not necessarily linked to the performance of your application. Performance should be measured from top to bottom - business first, then the lower levels until you get finally to computer equipment. Only if you get a problem to the next level - response time is too large, for example - you can go through the lower levels to identify the cause and fix it.

  2. how to monitor the CPU, memory and i/o on the system?

  I personally use "sar" on UNIX-BASED or Linux, or rather "CFDCs" which is the system activity data collector. SADC will measure and collect data on activities on CPU, memory, disks, etc. and save them to a file in binary format. You can then extract these measures later for analysis using SAR (sar f sadc_file_name). The benefits of SADC are that it is light (these operating systems measure such things anyway, just CFDC records far), it records everything at once (with the exception of the network), it records the time stamp too for each measure, and you can analyze it later when you want to.

  There are commercial products out there too who do similar work, with additional features, such as the integration of Oracle and the relationship between several systems. TeamQuest is an example, but there are others also. (I do not work for TeamQuest, but I used their product in the past).

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• [W510] crashes during use heavy CPU/GPU | possible overheating

  Hello

  I have a problem with W150 6 - week old I am just unable to provide. I tried a fairly recent game to test the hardware capabilities of my new camera. However, when running this game, it crashes at irregular intervals.

  MACHINE:

  ThinkPad W510, 4389-W1B Type

  Intel i7 Q70

  nVidia Quadro FX 880 M

  4 GB OF RAM

  Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  SETTING:

  The game in question is 'Mass Effect' (2008) with graphics almost maxed out settings (720 p and maximum of details). The machine has all the latest drivers and BIOS installed.

  BEHAVIOR:

  The machine is appearently under a heavy load of CPU/GPU with the fan at the highest speed. The causes of the accident the screen go blank and feeding the machine in less than a second after a short hard disk activity. The time until the machine hangs when running the game differs between 3 to 30 minutes.

  COMMENTS:

  I installed the tools, namely TPFanControl and SpeedFan temperature monitoring. The CPU does not get like 80 degrees Celsius, the temperature of the GPU also doesn't exceed 80 degrees Celsius. The accident occurs only with this game of 3D acceleration. However, it is the most demanding game I posses. The question seems to be temperature related since it usually takes much more time to plant the device switching on after a long time being turned off, or in a cooler environment.

  SO FAR THE TESTS:

  I have run several tests of stress on the machine, namely of Prime95 (max CPU temperature: 86), FurMark (CPU: 85, GPU: 80 c) and 3DMark. All passed without accidents (when running for about 1,5 hour maximum). I got the latest nVidia drivers installed, as well as the latest graphics drivers approved by Lenovo. I tried other games with resolution 1080 p and maxed out settings, but the accident only with "Mass Effect".

  CONCLUSION DATE:

  Like many, I can tell, when you run the game, CPU or GPU become warmer than during the stress tests. Nevertheless, the problem "seems" related to temperature. The fact that I don't have to plant with any other game machine or a stress test makes me assume that Mass Effect is just wrong with Windows 7 or the material. However, to my knowledge, bad code or bad drivers do not cause such a crude system shutdown.

  Well, I really don't know what o think about it. I don't want to make use of Lenovo support, unless it is really an anomaly in the system. I would need to get along without my laptop for 2 weeks, which is a long time in view of the fact that it is my primary work machine.

  So my questions to the community are:

  1. is it possible that this is a temperature related problem after all? Despite the positive stress test?

  2 is it possible that these accidents are caused by bad drivers or bad programs?

  Tips are greatly appreciated...

  I don't think it's an overheating problem, it is more likely a software/driver problem or a hardware problem. I am inclined to think that it is the last.

  The system should go in a judgment of thermal overload until less than 95 degrees. 80 degrees is on the beach of normal operation for the GPU and the CPU temperature when loading at 100% load.

  Try to disable the Turbo mode, also have you tried to perform a test on the ram?

  In addition, update a bios may be a good idea if you don't have it already done.

• Satellite M30 - is the temperature of the CPU ok?

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  This site indicates the maximum temperature for processors Pentium M is 100 ° C, but does not specify the average (it is 1.7 GHz and Centrino). Does anyone know what should be the + average? +

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  Hello

  First of all I m a little carful with this type of material followed tools regarding the temperature of the CPU. I mean that if everything is ok, the laptop will not shut itself or something else. In my opinion these tools may not can read the temperature correctly.

  In any case, 72 ° C is in my opinion a little too high. You should try to clean the laptop. I guess there are a lot of dust in the radiator. Use the jet of compressed air to clean the laptop, it can blow out the dust.
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• Temperature of the CPU in Toshiba Satellite l500-1ef

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  I am using laptop for Internet only, work in MS Word and listen the music, sometimes I play Warcraft III on it, I have Windows 7.

  Should I go with PC support, or it is normal in my model?

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  Post edited by: seba.krysiak

  Hi mate

  It s nothing unusual that the touchpad would be hot from the CPU and cooling modules are placed near the touchpad.
  So in my opinion, you shouldn't be worried about it.

  Laptop s temperature can increase after a certain time of use
  In this case due to the dust inside the cooling fans
  If you wish, you can try to remove the dust using a jet of compressed air
  I do from time to time and this helps to keep the temperature at the lower level

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• Tecra A7: Temperature of the CPU to 95 C

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  The specification is maintained on a table with enough free space around, on the left side vents are not blocked, the laptop is even lifted to the rear slightly. The fan works when the temperature rises.

  I am concerned about this phenomenon, don't you think that it is something abnormal? Contact the local customer service?

  Thanks in advance.

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  Hello

  What is abnormal?
  The temperature or what?
  How did you check the temperature of the CPU and which utility did you use?

  The laptop doesn't stop automatically? Not?

  Usually if the temperature is too high and the laptop overheating the laptop automatically stops without any error message.
  Don t be angry with me, but I don't see no problem if the computer shuts down laptop doesn t.

  The temperature rises to a higher level so high performance applications running and the laptop needs all the CPU and GPU power. It's a simple fact...

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• What is a normal temperature of the CPU - Satellite A200-1Yk

  After several accidents, I installed the utility coretemp on A200-1YK my wife.
  He told me that the CPU runs at about 90 degrees, sometimes up to 95.
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  That seems quite high, but I don't know what should be the normal operating temperature. Anyone who has the same model can tell me at what temperature should I expect it to run to?

  Hello

  The temperature of the CPU is always different. It always changes during execution of programs.
  Using high performance applications, all parts such as CPU or GPU must operate with maximum performance and it would increase the internal temperature.

  But you're right. 90 degrees looks a bit too high, even if the processor can handle this temperature.
  I think that the cooling modules must be verified. Sometimes the dust and debris prevents the fans work properly and air can circulate properly.

  You can try to remove the dust using a jet of compressed air... in most cases, it helps to

• iMac restarts after 5 minutes of the heavy load of CPU/GPU and noisy fan

  Hello

  My iMac (late 2012 if I remember) restarts when under heavy load for a while.

  I work a lot with Final Cut Pro X.

  Whenever I have add clips in an event, Final Cut allows you to copy and then transcode and analyze the clips, and this task's CPU/GPU intensive (Final Cut Pro X uses OpenCL, where CPU/GPU). After a few seconds, the iMac fan begins to be really strong and seems to reach its maximum speed.

  Then, after a few minutes of this heavy burden, the iMac simply restarts, and the fan slows down and stop. After the reboot, everything is back to normal, with the exception of the warning illustrated by Mac OS X, who said that the closure was not planned.

  I'm sure that this behavior is not normal. I don't see why a computer should reboot/crash when under heavy load.

  Note: you can also, to transcode some clips or movies I used the excellent software called Handbrake, using CPU only encoder ffmpeg, and I don't remember having accidents even if the CPU has been loaded and FAN running loud too. So maybe it has something to do with GPU?

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  Thank you very much.

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  First try to reset the SMC reset management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

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  Hello

  You can find in the management tool of power under the method of cooling setting of the cooling fan.
  Try to set it to the lower level. I know that cooling fan is sometimes too loud, but you must know that you have high technology with powerful hardware components unit. Material is placed on the square and must be properly cooled to avoid damage.

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• Question about the temperature of the CPU on the Satellite A100-599

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  I own an A100-599. When working on electrical energy, my laptop runs very hot. When windows is idle, the core temperature is about 45 to 55 degrees Celsius. and when winamp goes it is about 50-60 degrees Celsius.

  is this normal? What are your temperatures? can anyone share system temperatures?
  can I send my phone service?

  Hi dude

  Don t worry about temperature of the CPU. Changes in temperature and it is variable.
  The temperature level depends on the use of the laptop and
  the CPU temperature will be higher if some applications are running!

  While it is absolutely not unusual to say 50-60 degrees temperature. It of normal!

  Did you know that Toshiba laptops support protection against overheating? Not?
  You don't have to be afraid. If the temperature is too high the notebook will stop down automatically to avoid overheating of the material. ;)

  Enjoy your nice toy ;)

• Satellite P200D - 12f PSPBQE - Question about the temperature of the CPU/GFX

  Hey guys,.

  Here are the specs of the laptop:
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  I can t find any son or sites that define idle temp for this processor and graphics card.
  in normal position and high performance / games.
  I have an extra cooler (link: http://www.mimovrste.com/artikel/2210016012/hladilnik-za-prenosnik-akasa-ak-nbc-02b) under the laptop. It helps us not much, but still it s running * 53 C * (celsius) while surfing internet.

  Without this cooler surroundings 60 C. It seems strange to me.
  When I play games on high performance base temperature goes to * 63 C *, without paste xtra * + 80 c! *

  I clean the heat sinks each month 1 with a huge compressor :)
  I don t let any dust in there. I have the laptop like a year now big runs, but still I m interested in this s the temperature of our similar models.
  I had a few 'disable problems' when I didn t have the additional cooler, but now he runs great, but im still not convinced it s the 'normal' temp : S

  So please help a lost soul, surf the internet finding nothing to answer his question :)

  TNX

  Hi dariod

  You can't find any info on the idle temp for this processor and graphics card because the temperature level is always different.
  The laptop temperature depends on the temperature of the environment, the use of the laptop and power settings.

  In Win Vista, you can change some settings to be able to affect the temperature of the CPU and the cooling module feature:

  Here is a useful link to the FAQ:
  + How to manage Windows Vista power management features.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD84026Q0000R01.htm

  In addition, you must update the BIOS if a new BIOS update is available.

  Greetings