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Old February 4th, 2002 Top | #1
 
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Does anyone know of a decent hardware monitor that will work with my via kt266 chipset, and also stay working. IE.. doesn't require cracking, whoops registering, yes thats it,registering
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I like using coolinfo (now CoolMon) myself. Check out the attachment, it's the green text on the right. You can get it here. Make sure you read the whole thread and get the MotherBoard Monitor program too.
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I've already tried this Lonman, but for whatever reason it doesn't work on the hardware side
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You need to configure mbm properly before it will read your temps and fan speeds. There are newer version available too:

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AAARRRGGGHHHH !!!

Ok, mbm works, but............
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As long as you have mbm configured correctly, you don't have to leave it running. Be sure to follow the CoolMon instructions about dll's in the right places.
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Thats better !

I missed the bit about the starter DLL being in the folder.

Thanks Lonman
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You're welcome. Glad you got it working ok... it's a complicated setup, but it's nice to have the info right there.
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