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Paul
Anybody know how to get the current cpu temp from windows xp?
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Alvin Brown
Hello
No software in XP, you will have to use 3rd party software
for that.
Al
No software in XP, you will have to use 3rd party software
for that.
Al
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J.C. Hornbeck [MSFT]
There's nothing built in to Windows XP that will tell you the CPU
temperature although there are quite a few utilities out there that will.
The CPU temp is often times available in the BIOS as well.
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temperature although there are quite a few utilities out there that will.
The CPU temp is often times available in the BIOS as well.
--
J.C. Hornbeck, MCSE
Microsoft Product Support
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Rich Barry
Paul, you could try Motherboard Monitor. It's free and does a good job
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=311
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*Vanguard*
"Paul" said in news:[email protected]:
Go to the web site of the maker of your motherboard and get their
utility. Otherwise, use Motherboard Monitor (a freebie download).
Anybody know how to get the current cpu temp from windows xp?
Go to the web site of the maker of your motherboard and get their
utility. Otherwise, use Motherboard Monitor (a freebie download).
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Steve C. Ray
No matter what software you use, your motherboard must have the sensors in
order to read the temps. Refer to the documentation for your MB.
order to read the temps. Refer to the documentation for your MB.
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Mike Hall
Paul said:Anybody know how to get the current cpu temp from windows xp?
Go to http://mbm.livewiredev.com/ and download MBM 5.3.6.0..
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Guest
Just go to your bios setup and it will tell you your CPU
temp.
temp.
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Jim Macklin
It will show the temp during the time you are in the BIOS,
but not during time while booted and under load, when the
temp would be highest.
Intel has a monitor for its mobo, MBM is free and works with
newer mobo sensors and AIDA32 will show temps.
| Just go to your bios setup and it will tell you your CPU
| temp.
but not during time while booted and under load, when the
temp would be highest.
Intel has a monitor for its mobo, MBM is free and works with
newer mobo sensors and AIDA32 will show temps.
| Just go to your bios setup and it will tell you your CPU
| temp.