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Approx what temps?

Is there a modern mobo util (in the calibre of the discontinued MBM5)
that measure temps for modern mainboards?

TIA

jd

Jimmy Dean wrote:
> Approx what temps?
>
> Is there a modern mobo util (in the calibre of the discontinued MBM5)
> that measure temps for modern mainboards?
>
> TIA
>
> jd

you can get a app called everest { used to be aida32} google 'everest free '


does the job

"Jimmy Dean" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Approx what temps?
>
> Is there a modern mobo util (in the calibre of the discontinued MBM5)
> that measure temps for modern mainboards?
>
> TIA
>
> jd

Why not use MBM5 ?

Is the temp your main concern or performance. you should select the chip
that meets your requirements then tweak the cooling to keep it well within
spec

most mobo's come with a monitor

Temp is relative to load , enviroment , internal cooling , overclocking (if
any)

Cub

On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 09:13:59 +0100, "Cub" <> wrote:
>"Jimmy Dean" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> Approx what temps?
>>
>> Is there a modern mobo util (in the calibre of the discontinued MBM5)
>> that measure temps for modern mainboards?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> jd
>
>Why not use MBM5 ?

I set up an AM2 system recently. MBM5 does not read the CPU and mobo
temps correctly (all readings on all sensors are negative).

>Is the temp your main concern or performance. you should select the chip
>that meets your requirements then tweak the cooling to keep it well within
>spec
>
>most mobo's come with a monitor

Yes I know, but not this partic board unfortunately.

>Temp is relative to load , enviroment , internal cooling , overclocking (if
>any)

My question remains: Under the same circumstances, which is cooler:
Intel Core 2 Duo or Athlon 64 X2?

jd

goto: http://support.intel.com ... in the search box, type "idu" (intel
desktop utility) ...download and run.

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"Jimmy Dean" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Approx what temps?
>
> Is there a modern mobo util (in the calibre of the discontinued MBM5)
> that measure temps for modern mainboards?
>
> TIA
>
> jd