Gigabyte K8NE and MBM 5 Hmonitor or ...

goingpostale1 · 25th January 2006, 08:14

I'm wondering if anyone knows of a program to monitor the temperature of a Nforce 4 (4x). MBM 5 support has ceased to exist and Hmonitor doesn't either. I'm just looking to monitor cpu temps via windows. I've heard of speedfan, but is there anything else?

jmke · 7th February 2006, 13:20

did you try [g]speedfan[/g]? doesn't Gigabyte include a monitoring tool?

goingpostale1 · 9th February 2006, 07:49

I tried Speedfan, but it gives me a reading of 29, 28 and 72 Celsius and isnt specific which sensor its concering on the motherboard. The 72 never changes, I've got a passive NB heatsink so I'm guessing that could be the source of hose unhealthy temps. My cpu runs around 35 * C load with 6 Panaflo H1As and a Freezer 64 at full speed. Havent had much success sifting though the sheer amount of useless crap abounding on Gigabyte's site.

25th January 2006, 08:14	#1
goingpostale1 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cincinnati OH Posts: 186	Gigabyte K8NE and MBM 5 Hmonitor or ... I'm wondering if anyone knows of a program to monitor the temperature of a Nforce 4 (4x). MBM 5 support has ceased to exist and Hmonitor doesn't either. I'm just looking to monitor cpu temps via windows. I've heard of speedfan, but is there anything else?

7th February 2006, 13:20	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	did you try [g]speedfan[/g]? doesn't Gigabyte include a monitoring tool? __________________

9th February 2006, 07:49	#3
goingpostale1 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cincinnati OH Posts: 186	I tried Speedfan, but it gives me a reading of 29, 28 and 72 Celsius and isnt specific which sensor its concering on the motherboard. The 72 never changes, I've got a passive NB heatsink so I'm guessing that could be the source of hose unhealthy temps. My cpu runs around 35 * C load with 6 Panaflo H1As and a Freezer 64 at full speed. Havent had much success sifting though the sheer amount of useless crap abounding on Gigabyte's site. __________________ The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop.