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how can i read my cpu bios temp reading when inside of windows?
motherboard monitor?
some other tool?
please help
thx
motherboard monitor?
some other tool?
please help
thx
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epox 4bda temp readings?
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oh,
please, come on, there must be a way..... i read threads where people report their temp when idle or load and so on....how can i read them in windows? ( w2k )....
please, come on, there must be a way..... i read threads where people report their temp when idle or load and so on....how can i read them in windows? ( w2k )....
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go to epox usa web site they have a beta hardware monitoring progrm in the driver section of the 4bda. its pretty accurate. have it on my 4g4a board
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thx...
thx, ill check it out right away
thanks again
thx, ill check it out right away
thanks again
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well....
i checked epox.com - how else could it be... the site is down....
i found on http://www.epox.nl/english/support/drivers.htm a tool called "USDM" .. is that the same as you were talking about?
i checked epox.com - how else could it be... the site is down....
i found on http://www.epox.nl/english/support/drivers.htm a tool called "USDM" .. is that the same as you were talking about?
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Hellraiser said:
I use Motherboard Monitor. Since I have an Asus mobo, I can also use their "PC Probe" software. Epox may have a similar utility shipped with the mobo or accessible via their website.
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You might also try "MBprobe", which doesn't give you as much data as MBM, but is a lot easier and quicker to set up...'cause there's really no setup required. I've had great results using it, and you can find it for download at majorgeeks.com
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I had trouble with Motherboard Probe on my daughter's EPOX. The CPU temp had to be associated with the "diode" reading on Motherboard Monitor. I couldn't find a similar reading with Motherboard Probe and thus the reading for the CPU was very high (and I think incorrect).
Is there a link to a current version of Motherboard Probe? It looks as though the author has given up on creating new versions of this.
Is there a link to a current version of Motherboard Probe? It looks as though the author has given up on creating new versions of this.
MBM5 is great.
in recent revisions, it's become almost idiot proof to set up.
now in the temp sensors, if you select a sensor that's not present on your board, it automatically goes back to "none"
this way, you know for sure whats there or not.
it monitors voltage, fans, cpu usage, temps...
has a plethora of display options...
and aside from fan settings being a lil' tricky...
overall it works quite a treat, so i'd say...
MBM5, theres just no equal.
spend an hour or two getting familiar with it,
and you'll find it's time quite well spent.
in recent revisions, it's become almost idiot proof to set up.
now in the temp sensors, if you select a sensor that's not present on your board, it automatically goes back to "none"
this way, you know for sure whats there or not.
it monitors voltage, fans, cpu usage, temps...
has a plethora of display options...
and aside from fan settings being a lil' tricky...
overall it works quite a treat, so i'd say...
MBM5, theres just no equal.
spend an hour or two getting familiar with it,
and you'll find it's time quite well spent.
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