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Ast0reth — HUD.Vision Core Temp
Published: 2011-04-15 03:59:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 41440; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 11253
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I wanted to be able to see my CPU and GPU tempteratures, but I did not want to add another graph to my minimal desktop design. So, I decided to incorporate temperature into the HUD.vision CPU meter. The original HUD.vision can be found here [link] . All I did was hack up and code and play around until I thought it looked right.I added the temperature in text form at the bottom right, and also a line graph showing temperature over time as well. The CPU temps rely on CoreTemp.dll and the GPU information relies on MSIAfterburner.dll.
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how do i install it this? i cant get it to work with rainmeter
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i cant get this to work with rainmeter, how do i install it?
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Love it! But I would also love to know how to convert this into fahrenheit.
It. Would. Be. Awesome! This is almost exactly what I've been looking for!
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fantastisch! quick modification of the text, font and size and i am happy!
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Do you know how I would go about turning the cpu reading into an average of all cores? Can you do generate math operations inside of the .ini?
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yes. 100% yes. perfect.
now to work out how to add the other 2 CPU's in there..
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Copy the folder whichever CPU1/CPU2 and rename it to which core you need.
-Edit the Notepad file
-Edit the text "CoreTempIndex=1"... change the number to the specified core. Ex. CoreTempIndex=3 monitors Core #4's Temperature
**info - Core1=0 / Core2=1 / Core3=2 / Core4=3
-Under "[l.temper]" change the Text=CPU 2 to specified Numbered Core. Ex. CPU 2 --> CPU 3
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I have a small(ish) issue with the GPU temp.
I have Afterburner 2.1.0 installed, but the GPU meter isn't working. I keep getting a loop of:
Error Calc: # GPUTEMP - Unknown function/variable! in measure [mTempAvg].
Error Calc: # GPUUsage - Unknown function/variable! in measure [mUsageAvg].
Help please?
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I had the same issue. Here's the solution. [link]
Basically it's missing the MSIAfterBurner.dll plugin. So Rainmeter has no idea what variables this skin is requesting. Following this guide (after installing MSI afterburner from MSI) will fix your issue.
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Is there a way to make the temp in fahrenheit instead of celsius?
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Do you have CoreTemp and AfterBurner installed in your system?
CoreTemp is for CPU readings, and AfterBurner for GPU.
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