RTCore plug-in for CPU temp

[Pennacook]

I had anyhow tried to get the exact location of the RTCore dll, cfg and rth files on the Internet which is located in Rivatuners directory. The location is Plugins\Monitoring folder. I had found that from the settings panel the buttons are grayed out and does not function well. I had tried some re-installation steps but that does not provide great help. What is this issue about.

[Deepest BLUE]

Deepest BLUE;4908211]I had attached the most recent and latest version of RealTemp. You can simply download the attachment and run the setup. Just check back weather the plugins are now activated or not. I had tested this on my pc which work fine here without any issue. I have a ATI 5750 GPU in my system. The plugin provides appropriate information on the current cpu temperature.

[XP]

I am also using a similar plugin for my pc. I have a E8400 GPU on my pc and I had installed Rivature. The only new addition I had done in is updated the newest version of Rivatuner. Now it works well without issue. I can perform overclocking and monitor my system temperature accordingly. That works well and does not cause any issue in my pc.

[desilva]

RealTemp is really helpful tool in keeping a track on the current temperature of system instead of getting a third party cooler. I will too recommend this. The non functioning of those plugins can be due to improper installation. You can run the new version of 3.42 of Riva Tuner to fix the issue. The button must no be grayed, so that you can use this. Just remove the older version.

[Common]

The issue with RealTemp is that you cannot find appropriate plugin which support RivaTuner. You have to use the same what you get with the overclocking application. I had tired to locate some plugins from the internet but the same does not work. The only I found is the a updated version of RivaTuner. Other than this you can get a complete different tool for the similar purpose.

[Abbie]

It can be improper installation only. 3.49 works great on Q9550. I had overclocked my processor and found the working very simple. There is nothing a major problem here. All you can do is run a proper update for the tool. The new version has much newer improvements which fixes all the old bugs and issues and gives you a accurate data. There are frequent updates available.