>>> Apparently the nVidia control panel no longer tells you your GPU 
>>> temperature; you have to download and install an additional tool. 
>>> Anyway, having just stopped using the GPU, the temperature was 


>>
>> Try showing the temperature in parallel with running the GPU (eg 3D 
>> game in a window), IIRC when I did those sorts of tests before, the 
>> GPU temperature dropped rapidly very quickly (eg 10-15 degrees in just 
>> a second after exiting a game).
> 



OK, I was just playing TF2 and noticed a few stray polygons. (I.e., the 
driver update hasn't fixed this.) When I quit the game, I opened up the 


Next time I play TF2, I must remember to open the monitor *first*. ;-)

I wonder why it gets so much hotter running a real game (which is 
optimised to run smoothly) than running a stress test (which is designed 
to use up as much GPU resources as possible)...

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