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I don't it just stopped showing the rpm after my first gpu died on me. I went from a 5770 to a 5450.forte23that gpu may not have a rpm sensor
[QUOTE="forte23"]I don't it just stopped showing the rpm after my first gpu died on me. I went from a 5770 to a 5450.gamerman1011that gpu may not have a rpm sensor
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hell, it might not even have a fan if he bought a silent pipe edition.....
The RPM isn't showing up in my gpu-z program. Is this a sign of a problem? It used to show up but not anymore after I switched graphics cards a few days ago.forte23Try MSI Afterburner. You should have it running anyway for your video cards.
that gpu may not have a rpm sensor[QUOTE="gamerman1011"][QUOTE="forte23"]I don't it just stopped showing the rpm after my first gpu died on me. I went from a 5770 to a 5450.kungfool69
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hell, it might not even have a fan if he bought a silent pipe edition.....
That's what i was thinking, plenty of passive 5450s out there.Please Log In to post.
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