Whats a good program for monitering mobo and cpu temperature in ur comp?

[hitman827]

^^

 

[Xtasy0]

Motherboard Monitor (version 5.x i think).

BTW this isn't hl2 related .....

 

[Chris D]

Yep, what Xtasy said.

That's what Igneri from the hardware forum said too,

 

[FictiousWill]

speedfan?

 

[shuurajou]

I've heard of a program called samurize, google it, it seems to be the current most popular one.

 

[Quotidian---]

i like my asus monitor

and this is going to get moved. fool.

 

[SidewinderX]

MBM5 is good, but for all of these you must have a mobo with sensors. Most pre-built (Dell, gateway, HP, etc) do not have this, so the software would be usless.

 

[BlumenKohl]

Originally posted by SidewinderX143
MBM5 is good, but for all of these you must have a mobo with sensors. Most pre-built (Dell, gateway, HP, etc) do not have this, so the software would be usless.

False.

Just about every Intel motherboard (which most computers Dell, Gateway, HP ship use) have case and CPU sensor chips. Except for TC430 HX, Atlanta LX,CA810.

Unless you have old computers from the companies above, you're probably armed with a sensor chip.
:dork:

 

[Krusty]

I've used motherboard monitor for years now and numerous different mobos - I thoroughly recommend it...

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

 

[Rarehero]

Yup, MBM5 is great.

 

[FAK3R]

Well if you have an ASUS board. look at the cd it comes with it has a program called ASUS Probe..
really does it's job

 

[Pi Mu Rho]

Moved to offtopic.

 

[Dr-X]

Asus probe sucks so much it's totally innaccurate. use MBM5, it's highly recomended.