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title: "Discussion on \"The VRAM Telemetry Gap: Reverse Engineering GPU Thermal Emergency Protocols\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"The VRAM Telemetry Gap: Reverse Engineering GPU Thermal Emergency Protocols\". The reality is that we are looking at a massive telemetry gap. While the GPU core is cool, the **Memory Junction (VRAM)** is likely hitting a 110°C"
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# [The VRAM Telemetry Gap: Reverse Engineering GPU Thermal Emergency Protocols](https://thermal-lab.hashnode.dev/the-vram-telemetry-gap-reverse-engineering-gpu-thermal-emergency-protocols?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

The reality is that we are looking at a massive telemetry gap. While the GPU core is cool, the \*\*Memory Junction (VRAM)\*\* is likely hitting a 110°C

Apr 13 · 6 min read · thermal-lab.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Yaroslav Pristupa](https://hashnode.com/@yaro-dev)

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Software engineer & founder of 53 Software. Creator of VRAM Shield.

Software engineer & founder of 53 Software. Creator of VRAM Shield. I build low-level Windows utilities to solve hardware bottlenecks.

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