I wish Speccy would show the CPU temp so I can get rid of the Core Temp one.
Program to tell temperature of components?
- 19 Jan 2012 #21
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- 19 Jan 2012 #22
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Have you tried Speed Fan ? SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer
- 19 Jan 2012 #23
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Nah. That interface looks pretty bad.
Originally Posted by Yard Dog 
My core temp hasn't moved from 21c at all. I wonder if that program is broken, the CPU usage keeps moving though.
- 19 Jan 2012 #24
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Do you have a bowl of Ice setting next to the intakes for the Fan to be pulling in ? LOL that is kinda cool.
- 19 Jan 2012 #25
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The thing is, I have no fans pulling air in! Just exhausts! And whatever the PSU is taking in! Originally Posted by Yard Dog
- 19 Jan 2012 #26
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Don't know why Speccy didn't show all your temps.
Mine shows 46c but I have an Intel and that could be why.
- 19 Jan 2012 #27My System Specs
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What was I thinking. It's speed fan that I use. What does that say? I still don't believe 21 because even when idle the cpu is still creating heat.
- 19 Jan 2012 #28
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Just wanted to throw in that I've heard some CPU's don't have a temp gauge that your system can access. Now, I imaging ALL CPU's will have some sort of temperature control mechanism that shuts it off if it gets too hot, but these mechanisms can be connected solely to the CPU and not provide any info to your system. I got the impression that this case is pretty rare (and more likely to be a problem with older systems) but that might explain why you aren't getting any temp feedback.
- 19 Jan 2012 #29My System Specs
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If your core hasnt changed, then your thermal temps broke.
My T5800 isa like that too.
- 19 Jan 2012 #30
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Ok. We'll see what happens with the new CPU when it arrives and I install it. I hope it works.
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