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  • Aug 17, 2008, 03:11 AM
    St_Phoenix
    Cpu and fan temp monitoring software.
    Is there a possibility to get the necessary software to monitor my cpu temp,cpu fan speed,and the temp in the computer case it self?
  • Aug 17, 2008, 03:24 AM
    Scleros
    Yes, IF your motherboard contains the necessary sensors. Try your motherboard manufacturer's web site or SpeedFan.
  • Aug 17, 2008, 01:16 PM
    St_Phoenix
    I've got this one thanks.. I just thought that there might be something better than speed fan..
  • Aug 17, 2008, 09:26 PM
    Scleros
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by St_Phoenix
    ...might be something better than speed fan..

    Better in what way?
  • Aug 18, 2008, 06:27 AM
    St_Phoenix
    Something more advanced?
  • Aug 18, 2008, 06:56 AM
    St_Phoenix
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    Well I've got speed fan.. installed..

    But when I open the program to see what's going on there,it shows me that that my GPU is 57 degrees celsius and Temp 2 is 127 degrees celsius?

    Well here's a screen shot of the program.Please have a look at it and tell me where to do the necessary adjustments..

    Well if you can please help me right.. if the settings is correct..

    Since I bought this PC I never had problems with it,where is shuts down by itself,or giving me any hassels..
  • Aug 18, 2008, 06:58 AM
    Scleros
    Advanced usually = $$. There's Everest. Hardware sensors monitor supports plugins for skin and LCD drive bay displays.

    Figuring out which temps are what is the trick. I would guess the GPU value is CPU. Temp2 = 260ºF which is beyond the burn up temperature of typical components and is probably a nonsense value. Beyond that you'll have to lookup what temp sensors your motherboard has and go from there. You can use an exerciser like CPU Burn to heat up the processor and see which temp changes. There's nothing to adjust unless you want to play with fan speeds to make your system quieter if it supports doing so.

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