[Can't monitor GPU temperature]

1 hour ago, Fiery said:

GT1030 only provides a single GPU temperature reading.  You can call it "GPU", "GPU Core" or "GPU Diode", it's the same thing for GT1030.  The thermal reading is provided by the ForceWare video driver, and measured by an on-die thermal diode located on the GPU die.

So GPU CORE and GPU Diode are the exact same thing?

[Can't monitor GPU temperature]

6 hours ago, Fiery said:

Most video cards only provide a single GPU thermal reading.

Would a GT 1030 not provide GPU core readings?

[Can't monitor GPU temperature]

I go to what I can look at and t he only GPU temperature I can monitor relating to GPU is GPU diode not GPU core temperatures or anything of the sort.

[Is this a problem with Aida64,Task Manager, or other]

I noticed that I cannot monitor temperatures of GPU core #1 what not the only options I have are GPU diode,CPU diode,CPU,Motherboard and my SSD and HDD. So at first I thought this was a problem with Aida64 because my GPU usage was showing up as low as 10% in task manager. but I used HWMONITOR to look and it says that it is at 90-100%. So what I do want to know however, is why the GPU core #1#2, ETC option for temperature monitoring will not show up.

[GPU not being detected]

10 minutes ago, Fiery said:

TDR delay is automatically fixed by AIDA64.

The OpenCL driver is not installed properly, so you gotta make sure to uninstall ForceWare and install the latest ForceWare WHQL driver package to make sure the OpenCL stack is properly installed.

Could you maybe tell me what to do/ link me to the latest forceware driver package for the gt 1030?

[GPU not being detected]

I've tried updating my drivers and I wanna stress test my GPU, but it gives me the No Open CL capable gpu found. Its a gt 1030 so I dont know what that's all about. 

Also I did get a little note when trying to stress test my GPU I got an issue with TDR delay. Anyway to help fix this?