how can i manage my gpu memory ?

[bigboi972]

I have noticed that my laptop gets hot when i run programs that use alot of gpu memory even after i close them I wanted to know how do i see what services or processes or even programs and or anything else that may be useing gpu resources on my computer thanks again.

 

[Ivan the SoSo]

Have you run some canned air through the machine recently?

 

[bassfisher6522]

With the purchase of a laptop I all ways recommend a laptop cooler to go with it. As Ivan the SoSo suggested with the can or compressed air, if the laptop is the main or primary PC, I suggest that you blow out the laptop at least every two weeks. It makes a world of difference.

Use ctrl alt delete...this will bring up a screen, select task manager. With that window open, the first 3 tabs (applications, services, processes) will show you whats running.

 

[bigboi972]

With the purchase of a laptop I all ways recommend a laptop cooler to go with it. As Ivan the SoSo suggested with the can or compressed air, if the laptop is the main or primary PC, I suggest that you blow out the laptop at least every two weeks. It makes a world of difference.

Use ctrl alt delete...this will bring up a screen, select task manager. With that window open, the first 3 tabs (applications, services, processes) will show you whats running.

yes i have all those i have a can of air i need to use it now lol and i also have a fan but one thing when it comes to my task manager i dont have processor, services or applicatios anymore ill post a picture ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

 

[Ivan the SoSo]

try ctrl shift esc instead

 

[gidgiddonihah]

I have noticed that my laptop gets hot when i run programs that use alot of gpu memory even after i close them I wanted to know how do i see what services or processes or even programs and or anything else that may be useing gpu resources on my computer thanks again.

There are several programs that will help determine temps for all components in your system. There is one benchmark tool that will let you see the worst case scenario.

Temp Readers:
Speedfan (I prefer this on my desktop as I can control fan speeds)
HWmonitor

Benchmark Tool:
Furmark (Spectacular Tool)

 

[stormy13]

try ctrl shift esc instead

Nope. Task Manager is in small mode in that screen shot,

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/114377-task-manager-small-footprint-mode.html

just double click anywhere in the border to return to normal.