Temp censoring Tool

[JK949]

I was reading a review on Toms Hardware about the new Core Duo 2 and they were
using a temp tool I have never seen before. It was used for both the Core 2
and the FX-62 so it wasen't a motherboard utility. It was the cleanest graphical
desktop interfaces I have ever seen. The article did not identify it though.
Does anyone know of a new tool out there. I'm using speedfan, PCWizard
and have used a few older programs in the past. I don't have a link to the page.
I may have saved the page on my computer but I don't know how to upload
it into this for people to look at it.

 

[johnnynodough]

these temps are just way out of line, therefore we must censor them


SOrry couldn't resist. The meaning got across, thats all that counts

is there finally an accurate sensor?

 

[codylawyer]

It could be CoreTemp. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=103639&highlight=coretemp

 

[JAG87]

what you saw is ASUS PC Probe

 

[JK949]

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/07/14/core2_duo_knocks_out_athlon_64/page8.html .This is where I found it.

 

[OBCT]

Yeah, that comes on the driver disc with Asus motherboards. It's not too shabby.

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: johnnynodough
these temps are just way out of line, therefore we must censor them

That's exactly what I thought. :laugh:

 

[JK949]

Thanks for finding it for me. Wish I had an ASUS board so I could use it.