Any software to monitor the temperature of Intel's integrated GPU?

Any software to monitor the temperature of Intel's integrated GPU?

Thanks

 

If there is no thermal diode temperature monitoring is impossible.

 

OK

So my next question is: Is there a thermal diode in the Intel i965/x3100 chipset?

 

There's gpu temp in i8kfanGUI for Dell Inspirons/Latitudes
I can see my Intel X3100 gpu's temp there

 

next question:

why?

Do you have a problem or do you want/need to collect (and display?) data for it's own sake?

 

Some people have said that thermal zone 0/1 in HWMonitor is the chipset.

Nothing solid about it, though.

 

I don't have problems. I actually damaged the blue thermal pad above the integrated chipset/GPU when I replaced the CPU in my new laptop (Celeron T1400 to a C2D T5250). I replaced the blue pad with folded aluminium foil. Between every layer of the foil I put a thin layer of ASAKA silver based past.

I need the monitoring software to check that the foil is cooling the chipset/GPU down . My CPU temps are amisingly low. With RMclock my max CPU temp is 60c.

 

Why dont you just buy a thermal pad?

Layers of foil wont cut it in the long run.

 

I don't have access to a replacement pad where I am

Can't understand why the foil won't do it. can you explain?

I spread a thin layer of thermal past of an aluminium foil, and folded it once. I added another layer of past on the folded foil and folded it again. I repeated this process about 6 times. So the foil and the past are like a layer cake. To finish I added a thin layer of thermal past on the top of chipsed and the heatsink. I double checked that the chipset, foil, and heatsink are well connected.

Doesn't the foil + ASAKA silver based past have a better thermal conduction then the blue pad?

P.S.
I tried with an aluminum shim (like the Dell xps1330 mod) but the gap between the chipset and the heatsink is too small... 0.2mm maybe