temperature program

[UAHCharger]

Looking for a program that'll display my system temperatures. I found several doing a google search. Just wondering if anyone had any preferences or knew which one/ones were the best. Looking for somethin that doesn't take up much system and I can easily turn off if I don't feel like lookin at it or I'm not going to be under a load.

Thanks for opinions.

Brad

[roxihost]

Motherboard monitor ;). The link for Motherboard monitor can be found at: http://mbm.livewiredev.com/.

[Sentential]

WELCOME TO THE FORUMS!!!
...and PLEASE help us cure cancer by folding for team 32:beer:

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As he has said alot of people like using MBM5 alot. here is the home page:
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

[jabaro]

Like Sentential said, Welcome to the Forums! I'd also advise Motherboard Monitor 5 (MBM5), I've used it for a year now and it works great.

[UAHCharger]

thanks guys. solid program that I cut on when I want it on. Jesus my cpu needs some water on it ;)

Brad

[tenchi86]

Also try everest home, it not only displays all system temps, plus all your other system info even things like how many transistors your CPu has or you Mobo name and how old bios are. http://www.lavalys.com/products/download.php?pid=1&lang=en&pageid=3

[DaWiper]

Another vote for mbm5.

There are alot of others too, such as Speedfan. The frontpage had a article about it some weeks ago.
http://www.overclockers.com/articles1165/

[Darkstorm_13]

wat makes mbm5 so good?

[DaWiper]

Because it's customizable(sp?), stable and has calibrations for alot of motherboards....

[Klokker]

WebTemp can display nice (among others) temperature charts:

http://www.wassergekuehlt.de/coolhardware/notebook/stats.png
http://www.coolhardware.de

Reads its data out of MBM or SpeedFan, which is a bit easier to use maybe, since it configures automatically:
http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php