Click Computer -> Sensor. You should see a bunch of temps in the task bar and in the dialog box.
mep916 Administrator Staff member Nov 12, 2007 #161 Click Computer -> Sensor. You should see a bunch of temps in the task bar and in the dialog box.
N Netskimmer New Member Nov 12, 2007 #162 That was the first thing I tried but the window on the is empty.
N Netskimmer New Member Nov 14, 2007 #163 I got Fanspeed running but I'm not sure what the temps it gives me correlate to. Temp1: 51C Temp2: 33C Temp3: -2C Core0: 30C Core1: 23C Core2: 28C Core3: 23C Is temp 1 my system temp and temp 2 my CPU? I assuming that temp 3 correlates to a sensor that I don't have. Are the core temps the temps for each of the 4 cores in my CPU?
I got Fanspeed running but I'm not sure what the temps it gives me correlate to. Temp1: 51C Temp2: 33C Temp3: -2C Core0: 30C Core1: 23C Core2: 28C Core3: 23C Is temp 1 my system temp and temp 2 my CPU? I assuming that temp 3 correlates to a sensor that I don't have. Are the core temps the temps for each of the 4 cores in my CPU?
mep916 Administrator Staff member Nov 14, 2007 #164 Do you mean Speedfan? The "system" temp, I believe is your chipset/northbridge. I'm not sure about "AUX." The rest should be self explanatory.
Do you mean Speedfan? The "system" temp, I believe is your chipset/northbridge. I'm not sure about "AUX." The rest should be self explanatory.
N Netskimmer New Member Nov 15, 2007 #165 Ooops, yeah, I meant Speedfan. On mine it does not say system, CPU ect, it just says Temp1, Temp2, Temp3. Would post pic but I'm at work.
Ooops, yeah, I meant Speedfan. On mine it does not say system, CPU ect, it just says Temp1, Temp2, Temp3. Would post pic but I'm at work.