mth91

ASIC Temperature via LM63 on DDC2 I2C
ASIC Temperature via internal TSS
ASIC Temperature via LM63 on DDC6 I2C

If someone could enlighten me on what those three refer to, that would be greatly appreciated, because those are the three temps in GPU-Z I believe.

Edit: Internal TSS is the Core Temperature. The other two I don't know.

Edit: In GPU-Z, #2 on my card can get up to 100C, so assuming that 100C is very hot to the touch, that is not the vrm's, because I just touched the heatsinks that are on the vrm's, and they are not 100C. I think the guy from lavalys may be right, the #2 and #3 are just different temperature diodes on the core. I'm surprised that #1 can stay cool while #2 and #3 can get so hot.

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nigel

good point.

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mth91

Most people just assume that they are the core, which one of them is, then the vrm's, and the memory, but I don't think that's the case.

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mth91

This one guy seems to think that it's three different spots on the gpu itself. I assume that means the core. But why would there be such a good temp in one spot, and terrible temps on the others.

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mth91

Anybody? Oh, and how would 100C metal feel if you touch it? It would burn you right?

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