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Gpu monitor- How to Create a GPU Overheat (Sound) Alert – Prevent GPU Burnout on Windows 7/8/8.1/10

Gpu monitor- How to Create a GPU Overheat (Sound) Alert – Prevent GPU Burnout on Windows 7/8/8.1/10

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Unlike the CPU (chip), which shuts down automatically when it gets too hot, a GPU that gets too hot can be damaged or burn out, and the damage can spread to other components
Gpu monitor- How to Create a GPU Overheat (Sound) Alert - Prevent GPU Burnout on Windows 7/8/8.1/10
First, download GPU Monitor Gadget here , and install it
On Windows 8/8.1/10, you also need to install Gadgetarian  . On Windows 7, you don’t need to download it
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This is the GPU Monitor Gadget

Click the wrench icon, and an interface like the one below appears. Click box number 3 and choose the temperature. I set it to 80 °C => whenever it reaches this level, the computer will beep, and you should stop all programs or shut down the computer to save its life so it doesn’t DRIFT AWAY to the junkyard :))
In section 5, use the same settings as mine
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OK, that’s it. Good luck!!!

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