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System and CPU temperatures!
Does anyone know of a program that monitors these temps? Not the one in the
BIOS. I live in an area that gets really hot and I would like to monitor my temps. Thanks JCW |
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System and CPU temperatures!
You can buy a thermometer and put it in the case. Cheapest
would be to by a cheap cooking dial type at the grocery store for a few dollars. Drill a small hole in the removable panel , careful, don't drill any holes in the motherboard or other components. The hole could be just above the CPU or you could make several holes near what you think would be "hot spots" and move the thermometer around. Stick a golf tee in the empty extra holes to keep air flow. You can spend some more and buy an electronic thermocouple device. "JCW" wrote in message ... | I guess my board isn't compatible or I am doing something wrong. The temps | are all 32 degrees. Do you know of another? I kept getting referred back to | Mobo monitor 5. Thanks | | JCW | "GSV Three Minds in a Can" ] wrote in message | ... | Bitstring , from the wonderful | person JCW said | Does anyone know of a program that monitors these temps? Not the one in | the | BIOS. I live in an area that gets really hot and I would like to monitor | my | temps. Thanks | | There are lots - I personally like 'motherboard Monitor 5' (google for | it), which isn't very intrusive, handles most chipsets and motherboards, | and can display the two or three critical temps in the systray (WinXp | permitting. 8.) | | -- | GSV Three Minds in a Can | Outgoing Msgs are Turing Tested,and indistinguishable from human typing. | | |
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