software to monitor temps on pc..

July 3rd, 2002

i know this is the wrong stop to post this but oh well. i need a program that i can use to monitor the temps on my pc, i have sisoftware sandra but i think its messed up. cuz no matter if my pc is in a air conditioned room or in a hell hole heated room its still at the same temp now. so i was wondering if anyone knows any other programs, that are easy to use. post what you know. thanks alot.

**Jewelzz** · July 3rd, 2002

Coolmon

Motherboard Monitor

July 3rd, 2002

i tried them both. i couldnt get any of them to display the temperatures properly

**Lonman** · July 3rd, 2002

Make sure you have MBM configured correctly before you fire up Coolmon or it won't display temps and fan speeds.

July 3rd, 2002

i cant get mbm configured correctly, thats the problem

**Jewelzz** · July 3rd, 2002

Originally posted by Lonman
Make sure you have MBM configured correctly before you fire up Coolmon or it won't display temps and fan speeds.

Ahhh good point Lonman. That's what I forgot to do when I first installed MBM

**Lonman** · July 3rd, 2002

Launch MBM, right click on the tray icon> settings> Temperatures> Sensor 1 select a corrosponding sensor listed just below it> Sensor 2 select the next sensor> Sensor 3, etc. The fans work in similar fashion. After you get them reading correctly you can use Coolmon... MBM doesn't have to be running, just configured correctly.

**Lonman** · July 3rd, 2002

Yeah, they aren't the easiest to use, Jewelzz, but they are the coolest.

July 3rd, 2002

any easier to use ones?

**Lonman** · July 3rd, 2002

I guess if you can find the bung hole on your box you can do it the old fashioned way. Be polite though and use a dab of vasoline.

**Jewelzz** · July 3rd, 2002

lmao

July 3rd, 2002

Try speed fan, simple to use and straight to the point

July 3rd, 2002

where can i get that?

July 3rd, 2002

nevermind i found it

**Lonman** · July 3rd, 2002

Right on, SpeedFan works well. I still like Coolmon though. SpeedFan is a good one to show CPU temp in the system tray though... I think I'll use it for that.

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ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	software to monitor temps on pc.. i know this is the wrong stop to post this but oh well. i need a program that i can use to monitor the temps on my pc, i have sisoftware sandra but i think its messed up. cuz no matter if my pc is in a air conditioned room or in a hell hole heated room its still at the same temp now. so i was wondering if anyone knows any other programs, that are easy to use. post what you know. thanks alot.

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Jewelzz Queen of Farts Joined: March 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 10,944 Blog Entries: 7 Reputation: 1843 Power: 249	Originally posted by Lonman Make sure you have MBM configured correctly before you fire up Coolmon or it won't display temps and fan speeds. Ahhh good point Lonman. That's what I forgot to do when I first installed MBM

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Jewelzz Queen of Farts Joined: March 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 10,944 Blog Entries: 7 Reputation: 1843 Power: 249	Coolmon Motherboard Monitor

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ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	i tried them both. i couldnt get any of them to display the temperatures properly

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Lonman Bleh! Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,642 Reputation: 60 Power: 151	Make sure you have MBM configured correctly before you fire up Coolmon or it won't display temps and fan speeds.

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #5
ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	i cant get mbm configured correctly, thats the problem

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #7
Lonman Bleh! Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,642 Reputation: 60 Power: 151	Launch MBM, right click on the tray icon> settings> Temperatures> Sensor 1 select a corrosponding sensor listed just below it> Sensor 2 select the next sensor> Sensor 3, etc. The fans work in similar fashion. After you get them reading correctly you can use Coolmon... MBM doesn't have to be running, just configured correctly.

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #8
Lonman Bleh! Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,642 Reputation: 60 Power: 151	Yeah, they aren't the easiest to use, Jewelzz, but they are the coolest.

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ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	any easier to use ones?

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #10
Lonman Bleh! Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,642 Reputation: 60 Power: 151	I guess if you can find the bung hole on your box you can do it the old fashioned way. Be polite though and use a dab of vasoline.

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #11
Jewelzz Queen of Farts Joined: March 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 10,944 Blog Entries: 7 Reputation: 1843 Power: 249	lmao

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Mr Dead Unregistered Posts: n/a	Try speed fan, simple to use and straight to the point

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #13
ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	where can i get that?

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ajsx15 Unregistered Posts: n/a	nevermind i found it

July 3rd, 2002	Top \| #15
Lonman Bleh! Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,642 Reputation: 60 Power: 151	Right on, SpeedFan works well. I still like Coolmon though. SpeedFan is a good one to show CPU temp in the system tray though... I think I'll use it for that.