how do you read smartfan? temp1, temp2, local etc...

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indokyne

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I wish they'd just call it CPU, GPU, chipset etc...

any way I can check to see which sensor monitors what?

*EDIT: I meant "SPEEDFAN"... not smartfan.
 
heh, not really... Other than common sense... you can change the "temp1, temp2" to whatever you want in the preferences.

Just do the load test. See which temps rise dramatically during a super Pi run, set those as CPU temps... Then load the GPU with something gpu-only like a 3d test program, and set that as GPU. The last temp should be the Mobo temp... Or google your board name, and see what others have done.
 
Arcygenical said:
heh, not really... Other than common sense... you can change the "temp1, temp2" to whatever you want in the preferences.

Just do the load test. See which temps rise dramatically during a super Pi run, set those as CPU temps... Then load the GPU with something gpu-only like a 3d test program, and set that as GPU. The last temp should be the Mobo temp... Or google your board name, and see what others have done.
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ahhh... i likey yo solution.

gracias.
 
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