RadeonHD Southern Islands- How hot does your card run ?

Just making sure that my card is not running too hot.
Sam460ex + Low profile Radeon HD7750.
Using a Pcie riser to maximize airflow.
Temperature reading via Linux and psensor program .
Current 41C-45C .
Changed the position of the card to allow one more slot width between the graphics card and the case and changed fan to an Antec Tricool 120mm fan.
Previous Temperature reading was up to 61C .

how are you getting the temperature?

@ddni

a program in Linux called psensor .

@Spectre660

ah ok thanks. No point trying to answer this from AmigaOS then

@ddni

Checking it was worth it in my case.
My card was overheating at 61C .

Sorry, I meant there is no temp sensor under AmigaOS4. For those of us without a Linux install there is no way to check.

@Galliume this would would be something nice to add at your gfx docky!!

@ilbarbax

I think he already thought about it, but due to the lack of a sensor reading program it probably won't happen.

I'm not sure if a program like lm-sensors is even possible to port...

Dependencies
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Build-time dependencies:
* GNU make
* gcc
* bison
* flex
* rrd header files (optional, for sensord)

Run-time dependencies:
* perl (for sensors-detect)
* rrdtool >= 1.2.1 (optional, for sensord)
* proper kernel configuration (see below)

...still, this would be so cool

Temps now 55C-56C

Back to 43C-45C after closing an empty slot in the case with a bracket .Guess cases are designed to be closed at all points in the back.

@Spectre660

Sounds like the video card's fan was sucking back in some of the hot air they expelled.

That is possible.
These things can be quite subtle.
Would never have noticed if I was not running Psensor.