Temp Monitor Program

char507

Limp Gawd
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I am looking for a good windows xp program to display my cpu and other temperatures. I know of speedfan but I was also looking for others. What temp monitor do YOU use?
 
burningrave101 said:
MBM5 isn't being updated any more so it wont really support the newer motherboards.

True, but unless he's running one of the latest and greatest, it'll work... ;)
 
MBM became way too bloated for my taste, so I didn't use any monitoring software at all until I found out about Speedfan.
 
i went from mbm5 to speedfan and i loved it, but after i changed video cards (5950 to 6800 ultra)
speedfan no longer gives me the correct gpu temp, it is now displaying some other temperature?
someone had mentioned their are two temp probes on an ultra card?
so does anyone know how/if i can get speedfan to display the correct GPU core temp? either
with mbm5 or speedfan?

i assume the nvidia display temp is correct here!
gputemp.jpg
 
Northerner said:
i went from mbm5 to speedfan and i loved it, but after i changed video cards (5950 to 6800 ultra)
speedfan no longer gives me the correct gpu temp, it is now displaying some other temperature?
someone had mentioned their are two temp probes on an ultra card?
so does anyone know how/if i can get speedfan to display the correct GPU core temp? either
with mbm5 or speedfan?

i assume the nvidia display temp is correct here!
http://american-elite.com/pcimages/gputemp.jpg
you are lucky, my SpeedFan just says Temp 1, Temp 2, Temp 3 etc.
 
Northerner said:
i went from mbm5 to speedfan and i loved it, but after i changed video cards (5950 to 6800 ultra)
speedfan no longer gives me the correct gpu temp, it is now displaying some other temperature?
someone had mentioned their are two temp probes on an ultra card?
so does anyone know how/if i can get speedfan to display the correct GPU core temp? either
with mbm5 or speedfan?

i assume the nvidia display temp is correct here!
gputemp.jpg

You can offset the temp reading in SpeedFan so it matches a more accurate source. I had to do that to match the temp readings in SpeedFan with the ones from the manufactuer's utility.
 
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