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I know ive asked this and got no help, so im assuming others may need it. If not, let me know.
I figured this out really quick after looking at the Script table in MBM5.
If you go to Tray&OSD, then to OSD Script you will see the following
Temp 1 = Case temp.
Temp 2 = CPU0 temp.
the <br> is a line break.
To get your CPU1 temp, simply add this line of code
Now, if youd like to add the numbers to identify your CPU (CPU0 , CPU1) on the OSD, simply go over to TEMPERATURES and click on VISUAL.
The first scroll box on the top next to MBM5 Sensor, select CPU (the first one, right below case)
Go down to Sensor Name, and add a 0 next to "CPU".
Go back up and select the next CPU, go back down to sensor name and add 1 to '"CPU". Click apply. You will now see BOTH CPUs on the OSD.
I figured this out really quick after looking at the Script table in MBM5.
If you go to Tray&OSD, then to OSD Script you will see the following
Code:
<text shadow=on><Temp 1 Name> : <Temp 1 Value>
<br>
<text shadow=on><Temp 2 Name> : <Temp 2 Value>Temp 1 = Case temp.
Temp 2 = CPU0 temp.
the <br> is a line break.
To get your CPU1 temp, simply add this line of code
Code:
<br>
<text shadow=on><Temp 3 Name> : <Temp 3 Value>Now, if youd like to add the numbers to identify your CPU (CPU0 , CPU1) on the OSD, simply go over to TEMPERATURES and click on VISUAL.
The first scroll box on the top next to MBM5 Sensor, select CPU (the first one, right below case)
Go down to Sensor Name, and add a 0 next to "CPU".
Go back up and select the next CPU, go back down to sensor name and add 1 to '"CPU". Click apply. You will now see BOTH CPUs on the OSD.
