Re: Roundline GPU Temp Calc Formula - kinda lost
Posted: August 12th, 2018, 1:46 pm
so maybe i got it wrong but it "seems" closer to me :P
All I'm saying is that I don't think really need the Calc measure. Simply set a MinValue and MaxValue on the speedfan measure, and use that.Mor3bane wrote:Untitled.jpgCode: Select all
[MeasureGPUTemp] Measure=Plugin Plugin=SpeedFanPlugin SpeedFanType=Temperature SpeedFanNumber=16 SpeedFanScale=C IfCondition=(MeasureGPUTemp >= 73) IfTrueAction=[!SetOption MeterGPU FontColor "255,0,0"][!Redraw *][!UpdateMeter "MeterGPU"] IfCondition2=((MeasureGPUTemp >= 66) && (MeasureGPUTemp < 72)) IfTrueAction2=[!SetOption MeterGPU FontColor "255,175,0"][!Redraw *][!UpdateMeter "MeterGPU"] IfCondition3=(MeasureGPUTemp < 65) IfTrueAction3=[!SetOption MeterGPU FontColor #ColorZ#][!Redraw *][!UpdateMeter "MeterGPU"] [MeasureGPUCalc] Measure=Calc Formula=([MeasureGPUTemp] / 80) DynamicVariables=1 [GPU] MeasureName=MeasureGPUCalc Meter=ROUNDLINE X=134 Y=133 W=70 H=70 StartAngle=-1.5458897 RotationAngle=3.0817795 LineLength=88 LineStart=100 LineColor=#FreeColor# Solid=1 AntiAlias=10
Wow...jsmorley wrote:All I'm saying is that I don't think really need the Calc measure. Simply set a MinValue and MaxValue on the speedfan measure, and use that.
Great. MinValue and MaxValue are not parameters of any particular measure, but are one of the General Measure Options that work on all measure types.Mor3bane wrote:Wow...
Y'kow I saw that in some examples I was looking at, but the SpeedFan section of the Plugins just did not very obviously show that as a parameter.. I am seriously considering seeing an eye doctor soon...
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Works fine now btw...
You've heard me say it before.... "I knew that, at one time - but forgot it since..."jsmorley wrote:Great. MinValue and MaxValue are not parameters of any particular measure, but are one of the General Measure Options that work on all measure types.
Yes it is a bit toasty. However, I am powering 6 1920x1080 screens.jsmorley wrote:Just as an aside that is none of my business, but if your CPU is running at a pretty consistent 57 degrees Celsius, you might want to consider a new CPU fan or a new case. That's not a fatal temperature by any means, but running that hot might shorten the life of your CPU quite a bit. That's 134 degrees Fahrenheit, which is pretty toasty in my view.
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Hehe.. Getting your money's worth out of it...Mor3bane wrote:Yes it is a bit toasty. However, I am powering 6 1920x1080 screens.
I plan to upgrade to liquid cooled - someday...
Also, 2 graphics cards: Geforce GTX960 - running the games etc, and a GT 640 for the top 3 showing rainmeters basically - amongst other things.