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typeA · 11-28-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by martint

Quote: Originally Posted by johngalt

Try SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer - or, if you use the Windows Sidebar, there are numerous gadgets that do that as well.

I'm using SpeedFan now, good program, however, It's not detecting my 8400's temperature.

It's detecting the other temps.

I also used Everest Ultimate Edition, it detects all the temperatures, however it does not have built in Fan Control /=

..I'm checking out CoreTemp now.

edit: It seems as though CoreTemp only has support for CPU Temps /=

I have a 8400 Vista Home Premium X64. Sorry to tell u but Dell doesn't put temp sensors in the 8400 that can be monitored by users. Dell uses a lot of their own hardware like the board u have with the intel x925 chip set. No sensors.

11-28-2008	#12 (permalink)
typeA Vista Home Premium 32bit. 1 posts	Re: Temperature Software Quote: Originally Posted by martint Quote: Originally Posted by johngalt Try SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer - or, if you use the Windows Sidebar, there are numerous gadgets that do that as well. I'm using SpeedFan now, good program, however, It's not detecting my 8400's temperature. It's detecting the other temps. I also used Everest Ultimate Edition, it detects all the temperatures, however it does not have built in Fan Control /= ..I'm checking out CoreTemp now. edit: It seems as though CoreTemp only has support for CPU Temps /= I have a 8400 Vista Home Premium X64. Sorry to tell u but Dell doesn't put temp sensors in the 8400 that can be monitored by users. Dell uses a lot of their own hardware like the board u have with the intel x925 chip set. No sensors.
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