Re: PC Internal Temperature




"Ian Bartholomew" <news@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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GeoffC wrote:

And Motherboard Monitor seems to work OK

Thanks for the replies.

The problem is that all the software solutions rely on the motherboard
and/or CPU being fitted with temperature sensors. The Dimension 8300
doesn't appear to have any, I can find no mention in the BIOS settings
or manual, and MBM flags the system as "not supported".

You could try it anyway, could be that no one has tried it yet.

So what I am looking for is something like an ISA board that can be
plugged in and which provides a hardware interface for a couple of temp
sensors and a way of reading them.


In that case you might as well use Dtemp, the temperature of your hard
drives would be as good an indicator of overheating as a sensor somewhere on
a PCI card I would have thought.


--

Heoff


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