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Munchie
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can u think of any?!
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Yes you can. I got some s,ware with my motherboard that tells me the CPU temp, case temp and all the dif fan speeds. Quite good.
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motherboard monitor 5, no need to thank me, google MBM5
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mines a asus motherboard if that helps ha
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You can also get devices that will tell you the temp inside your case at whatever point the sensor is positioned.
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should it tell you it if you re-started and press Delete and entered the BIOS?
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pug, your being no use what so ever lol
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yes jozza but what good is that if u dont wanna restart to check temps
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try looking on your motherboard manfactures website for utility downloads. temperate rates are shown in the BIOS usually but for windows based software I use Abit EQ which came included with mobo - dunno if it will work only with Abit boards or not.
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Si-Soft Sandra Search for it on http://www.download.com

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quote:
Originally posted by RussSxi
yes jozza but what good is that if u dont wanna restart to check temps


sorry, just an option if you needed it and cudnt be arsed searching.
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http://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10412007.html?tag=lst-0-1

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quote:
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http://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10412007.html?tag=lst-0-1
thought that compared your system components, not used it in ages, but never used to tell temp
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thanks for that.....board temp is 30, cpu is 41 !
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Yeh it does tell you the temps...

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i use this program, do a search on google for it.
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quote:
Originally posted by RussSxi
motherboard monitor 5, no need to thank me, google MBM5


this gets my vote as well. Good program and very customisable
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If it is ASUS they have an awsome program PC PROBE!
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quote:
Originally posted by Peugeot Nut
You can also get devices that will tell you the temp inside your case at whatever point the sensor is positioned.


thats called a thermometer
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Peugeot Nut
You can also get devices that will tell you the temp inside your case at whatever point the sensor is positioned.


thats called a thermometer


the thought popped into my mind too
Carr
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I've just got that MBM5 but I don't know exactly what my pc motherboard is. Just know I've got a Pentium 4. Where can I find this info?
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You can also check your Bios, mines tells me the temp when i enter it, but obviusly cant monitor it.
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The temperature in my laptop is probably about 35,000 degrees!
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But how do I find out what motherboard I have?
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open it up and have a look!?

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