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is there any program that can tell me the temperature of my computer's Cpu? and also can i change the speed of the Cpu's fan? thks...
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How can i know the Temperature of the Cpu?
- Thread starter Aem
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Speedfan 4.07 works well for a lot of new and old motherboards with onboard sensors...I use it, works great.
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i tried both of them the speed fan 4.7 and the motherboard monitor 5 but i cant see my cpu temperatue in both, iam not using any fan except the power supply and the cpu's fan ,Is this the reason that icant see the temperature?
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my computer is FUJITSU-SIEMENS Scaleo 800s P4 2.0 ghz.with 256mbddr. and the mainboard is fujitsu-siemens D1335
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Aem said:
Well with MBM5, you need to set up the fan and CPU temperature sensors manually. You select them from a drop down list.
I assume that Speed Fan is the same way.
MBM is pretty simple, you just go into "Sensor 1"s setup page, and select a sensor probe from the drop down list. Usually it will be the first or second one on the list.
The fans should be set up properly by default.
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sounds like he may not even have temp or rpm sensors... isnt that a possibility? err p4's have ihs though huh? but maybe hes got a fan without an rpm sensor?
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It's possible.
I didn't know Fujitsu made any PCB's of any sorts, and I didn't know Siemens made anything except DRAM and phones.
*shrug*
I didn't know Fujitsu made any PCB's of any sorts, and I didn't know Siemens made anything except DRAM and phones.
*shrug*
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so how can i adjust the speed of my pc and wherecan i get rpm sensor?
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I.M.O.G. said:
All an IHS is is the Heat Spreader on top of the core. The temperature sensor is inside the CPU.
If you are worrying about it overheating, don't. If it starts to, it slows itself down, in a process called Thermal Throttling.
It isn't a bad machine, but from looking at it's datasheets, it looks like it can't be overclocked, and you probably cannot change the fan speed manually. If you want to, though, you can take the hard approach, splice the power cable on the fan, and hook it up to a rheostat. If none of MBM5's sensors work, it probably does not have external temperature sensing equipment...
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where can i select the sensor in MBM5? is it in temperature option?there are 32 sensor to choose from right?
