How can I organize temperature monitoring of video cards (win 7) from a phone or tablet?

Question

Monitoring

The essence of the problem is that there are 6 machines (win 7) that are engaged in calculations (17 video cards), I’m going to leave the city for 3 weeks and there was a problem of monitoring all this (an individual person will keep an eye on it, but it’s better to follow it yourself). I will have an ipad and an android phone with me, maybe there are clients for them and software for Windows? Maybe there are other options?
I know that this can be easily arranged in linux, but I had problems with overclocking, and I would not like to reflash the cards.

Answer 1

I haven’t heard of ready-made ones, but I would do this:

1. Good old Riva Tuner can write statistics to a text log.
2. We parse this log in any available way.
3. We set up a Scheduled Task, which once every five minutes, say, launches our parser.
4. In the same place, having parsed, we send ourselves soap to taste, if the delta is greater than > X, or the absolute value > Y, etc.

Or even like this - set a large statistics update interval in Riva Tuner, do not parse the logs, but stupidly take the last line and write it to a file in the Dropbox folder :)

Answer 2

for android there is TeamViewer. can be found in the market, or off. site

Answer 3

A couple of Google searches led to Munin .

Answer 4

LogMeIn.com - there is a pro-version trial, remote control + it collects information from all sensors. There was definitely an application for the iPhone, I think there is one for the iPad. As an alternative - the same logmiin + any temperature tracking software - even Everest, even gpu-z, anything else, went in remotely - looked at the temperature, in which case - cut down what you need.