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Yohan Pereira <yohan.pereira@×××××.com> [12-02-25 08:48]: |
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> On Saturday 25 Feb 2012 07:27:35 meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > to supervise the speed of the two fans of my Nvidia GTX 560 Ti (made |
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> > by MSI) graphics card I need a way to read it in userland. |
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> > I tried lm_sensors for this but without any success -- but I have to |
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> > admit of not haveing much knowledge about these things, though. That |
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> > is the reason for asking for help here. |
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> > How can I accomplish this? With what I can experiment for this |
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> > purpose? |
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> |
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> the nvidia configuration utility (nvidia-settings) displays this info under |
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> the Thermal Settings tab. AFAIK is also a way to get it to print the info to |
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> STDOUT .. just mess arround with the cmd line arguments to nvidia-settings. |
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> -- |
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> - Yohan Pereira |
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> |
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> The difference between a Miracle and a Fact is exactly the difference |
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> between a mermaid and a seal. |
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> -- Mark Twain |
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Hi Yohan, |
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Thank you very much for that hint...I had never thought of that |
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possibility as I recognized nvidia-settings as a gui application |
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only... :) |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |
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