what is a good program for watching temps

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i need a program that watches the temps on my cpu and my videocard and everything else. i tried everest but that only monitors my harddrive and it says that it is at 99 Degrees F is that warm for a harddrive. and i tried speedfan but it will only monitor my harddrive to.
 
On most dells there isnt a temp monitor probe on teh proc, at least i didnt have one on my 8300. Try lavalys.com and dl everest home edition. Also next time try the search function as this has been discussed many, many, many times before
 
donjuan1jr said:
On most dells there isnt a temp monitor probe on teh proc, at least i didnt have one on my 8300. Try lavalys.com and dl everest home edition. Also next time try the search function as this has been discussed many, many, many times before
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while i use the search function why dont you read what i posted before. I SAID I USED EVEREST AND IT DEOSNT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT TEMPS
 
Since you have an ATi card, get ATiTool, it is an overclocking program but it also reads the gfx card temps and displays the temp in you taskbar. Motherboard monitor is aklso a very great program, it can read damn near every temp available on most boards.
 
gamerman4 said:
Since you have an ATi card, get ATiTool, it is an overclocking program but it also reads the gfx card temps and displays the temp in you taskbar. Motherboard monitor is aklso a very great program, it can read damn near every temp available on most boards.
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would i be able overclock my x300 and how far would i be able to overclock it too. like would i be able to overclock it to the performance of a 6600 gt in a ati equivalent card
 
^no. the x300 does not offer much for performance, and does not overclock well. plus, it only has 32mb onboard memory, borrowing the rest from your system, so it will never match performance despite what you can overclock it to.
 
Modoman said:
^no. the x300 does not offer much for performance, and does not overclock well. plus, it only has 32mb onboard memory, borrowing the rest from your system, so it will never match performance despite what you can overclock it to.
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actually it has 128 mb onboard cause it says 128 mb video memory on the card. and it doesnt say in the bios that it takes memory away from the main memory
 
AMD64 said:
doesnt anybody know of any programs to monitor the cpu temps other than speedfan
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Motherboard Monitor is in my opinion the superior choice.
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

AMD64 said:
like would i be able to overclock it to the performance of a 6600 gt in a ati equivalent card
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Not going to happen, ever...

Modoman said:
it only has 32mb onboard memory, borrowing the rest from your system, so it will never match performance despite what you can overclock it to.
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Huh, he isn't running integrated graphics.
 
AMD64 said:
while i use the search function why dont you read what i posted before. I SAID I USED EVEREST AND IT DEOSNT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT TEMPS
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Listen guy, if everest doesnt have a temp for ur cpu, u dont have a probe, why dont u read my post. I have 4 dells, none have probes, all my roomates have dells, no probes so ur stupid a$$ computer is different..no so get over urself and buy a better computer.
 
donjuan1jr said:
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Listen guy, if everest doesnt have a temp for ur cpu, u dont have a probe, why dont u read my post. I have 4 dells, none have probes, all my roomates have dells, no probes so ur stupid a$$ computer is different..no so get over urself and buy a better computer.
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why dont you listen. i was just wondering what my temps on my cpu are. i have two dells and i dont have heat problems at least my perfermance doesnt show it. i was just wondering cause i didnt want to burn out my cpu and have to buy a new one
 
AMD64 said:
while i use the search function why dont you read what i posted before. I SAID I USED EVEREST AND IT DEOSNT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT TEMPS
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Being rude will get you nowhere fast. Btw 99 degreees c is way too high:eek:
 
Another free utility is DTemp.

Only monitors the temp of your hard drive, but its unclutterd and sits unobtrusively in your task bar. After killing 2 hdd's once cause I hadn't enough cooling, its now one of the first things I install.

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