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dadx2mj Happy Camper
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Posted: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 12:59:36 Post Subject: Temp Utility |
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OK so I have the new rig up and going and want to see what temps and voltages look like. I tried MBM 5 and as soon as I launched it the system shut down
I cant seem to find anything on the DFI site, motherboard is a DFI Infinity NF Ultra II M2. Does DFI or Nvidia or any other third party software have a good utility to monitor temps and voltages? |
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For simplicity, I use Core Temp. It seems to be pretty accurate on C2D's. Works with AMD's as well, but it doesn't show much in the way of voltages so it may not be what you are looking for. _________________
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