As of writing the combined download count of the GPU Thermal Monitor has hit 520 :)
So far I'm yet to receive any major feedback on bugs etc which leads me to believe it: a) works perfectly or b) no-one is bothering to report issues. As I'm an optimist I'm going with option a :)
I've had more requests for remote monitoring of the GPU temperature via a simple http request. This is something I need myself in order to keep track of temperatures in remote machines. This is now built in and in testing and bug fixing, hopefully to be released soon. I've not used completion ports as they seemed like overkill for what should be a light traffic application but as the source is included and under creative commons license please feel free to add them if needed. Secondly having it open source allows for some code review, which is important for security reasons as it now allows remote connections.
If you have found a bug or would like another feature added please drop me a comment or email.
Showing posts with label Thermal Monitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thermal Monitor. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Thursday, 23 July 2009
Happy blog day!
My little blog is officially one year old today! :)
Over the last year I've made many more posts than I was originally planning to make and judging by the number of subscribers and variety of institutions and people who visit it's not entirely all rubbish, or so I like to tell myself.
Ongoing projects that will hopefully get completely or improved in the coming year are:
Thermal monitor - networking coming soon
More raytracing (of course) - linking PhysX to it (thanks to Timothy's post here for inspiration) to improve on my rather primitive bouncing balls.
SPH and Lattice methods for fluid simulation
Sorting algorithms - I haven't posted much on this lately but some decent results so far
Massive Data set processing.
Anything else that grabs my interest
Over the last year I've made many more posts than I was originally planning to make and judging by the number of subscribers and variety of institutions and people who visit it's not entirely all rubbish, or so I like to tell myself.
Ongoing projects that will hopefully get completely or improved in the coming year are:
Thermal monitor - networking coming soon
More raytracing (of course) - linking PhysX to it (thanks to Timothy's post here for inspiration) to improve on my rather primitive bouncing balls.
SPH and Lattice methods for fluid simulation
Sorting algorithms - I haven't posted much on this lately but some decent results so far
Massive Data set processing.
Anything else that grabs my interest
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
BV2 Thermal monitor v0.11
Here is a small update to the Thermal Monitor which implements the "always on top" feature. This can be enabled and disabled by right clicking on its little system try icon.
This is not the point release as planned as some of the additional features were appearing a bit unstable on my Win XP pro 64 machine. Until I find time to sort them out I thought I would release the most requested feature.
The source code is included. It is still in masm and does include routines for non-standard window shapes and transparent blts etc - could be worth a look if you are interested in masm32.
It is now available in the downloads section or here:
[download id="4"] - Please see Licenses Section for license details. By downloading you agree to be bound by the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike license.
This is not the point release as planned as some of the additional features were appearing a bit unstable on my Win XP pro 64 machine. Until I find time to sort them out I thought I would release the most requested feature.
The source code is included. It is still in masm and does include routines for non-standard window shapes and transparent blts etc - could be worth a look if you are interested in masm32.
It is now available in the downloads section or here:
[download id="4"] - Please see Licenses Section for license details. By downloading you agree to be bound by the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike license.
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Forum Registrations
Regarding new forum registrations:
The forums are set to email me should a new person sign up. I usually check these emails two or three times a day but there is a large volume of what I suspect are spammers who are getting around the somewhat trivial captcha.
If you have tried to register legitimately and not received a response in 24hrs please drop me a comment here and I'll sort it out for you.
The Thermal Monitor hit 30 downloads today - ok not exactly a "killer app" - but so far not a single bug report :) The updated one will be released soon, I've just been snowed under with work.
The forums are set to email me should a new person sign up. I usually check these emails two or three times a day but there is a large volume of what I suspect are spammers who are getting around the somewhat trivial captcha.
If you have tried to register legitimately and not received a response in 24hrs please drop me a comment here and I'll sort it out for you.
The Thermal Monitor hit 30 downloads today - ok not exactly a "killer app" - but so far not a single bug report :) The updated one will be released soon, I've just been snowed under with work.
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Thermal Monitor
As at the time of writing there have been 20 downloads of the BV2 Thermal Monitor and so far not a single complaint / bug report :) I'm going to take this as a good sign and not that people are just not reporting issues. If you do have an issue please report it on the forums.
I will try to get an update with the "always on top" button and some minor bug fixes out some time this weekend.
Expect more screenshots from my Lattice Boltzmann Method - D3Q19 implementation too - although I had to roll back 3 evenings of work on it due to a myriad of introduced bugs :( Naughty me for not running it against the regression data every night.... I'm thinking about releasing the source code for this too as there is not much in the way of simple D3Q19 lattice source on the web at the moment.
I will try to get an update with the "always on top" button and some minor bug fixes out some time this weekend.
Expect more screenshots from my Lattice Boltzmann Method - D3Q19 implementation too - although I had to roll back 3 evenings of work on it due to a myriad of introduced bugs :( Naughty me for not running it against the regression data every night.... I'm thinking about releasing the source code for this too as there is not much in the way of simple D3Q19 lattice source on the web at the moment.
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