D dsj Senior member May 2, 2005 521 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #1 Which program is the most accurate in monitoring the temp of the CPU and video card?
B Bobthelost Diamond Member Dec 1, 2005 4,360 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #2 The software doesn't matter, it's the accuracy of the hardware you want to think about.
D dsj Senior member May 2, 2005 521 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #3 For speed fan, What does the Temp1 Temp2 Temp3 Temp Local Temp Remote Temp All represent? Thanks.
W wpshooter Golden Member Mar 9, 2004 1,662 5 81 Dec 4, 2005 #4 Probably depends on what brand of motherboard you have. See if your motherboard manufacturer has a temperature utility. This would probably give you the best/most accurate figures.
Probably depends on what brand of motherboard you have. See if your motherboard manufacturer has a temperature utility. This would probably give you the best/most accurate figures.
D dsj Senior member May 2, 2005 521 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #5 It's a gigabyte motherboard. I don't see one on their site.
T theMan Diamond Member Mar 17, 2005 4,386 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #7 i use mbm5 for everything except the video card, and the nvidia utility for vc temps. you could also use rivatuner for the VC.
i use mbm5 for everything except the video card, and the nvidia utility for vc temps. you could also use rivatuner for the VC.
S SynthDude2001 Lifer Mar 19, 2003 18,289 2 71 Dec 4, 2005 #9 Originally posted by: dsj Where does everest state the temperature? Click to expand... Computer->Sensor
Originally posted by: dsj Where does everest state the temperature? Click to expand... Computer->Sensor
D dsj Senior member May 2, 2005 521 0 0 Dec 4, 2005 #10 Is it accurate? It says that the CPU is 32 degrees GPU is 45 degrees. The bios says that the CPU is 32 degrees but the nvidia's pannel says the GPU is 55 degrees.
Is it accurate? It says that the CPU is 32 degrees GPU is 45 degrees. The bios says that the CPU is 32 degrees but the nvidia's pannel says the GPU is 55 degrees.