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jmoney3457

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hey guys i just got simple 2 questions... 1, im trying to find out what motherboard I have (mfgr. etc) & 2, free utility to find out my PC temp any help is appreciated
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wannabe1

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Hi jmoney3457...

Download, install, and run Everest Home Edition. You'll find all the information you want by running a report. The temperatures will be listed in the "Sensor" section.

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hi wan.. thx 4 quick response.. everything worked perfect..thank you! just 1 minor issue..under sensor its only listing 1 HD/temp but I have 2(two) HD...how can i get it to read and report on both Hard drives ?
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Your motherboard may not have sensors to monitor two HDD's. You might try SpeedFan (link in my signature...download link in second paragraph). If there is a sensor for the second HDD, SpeedFan should be able to attach to it.
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ahhh, good utility wan.. just 1 other thing lol its detected both HD & everything and reporting the temp on HD 1 but not HD 0 & it says SMART is enabled on both drives so shouldnt it be able to detect both HD temps? lol :whistling:

Edited by jmoney3457, 30 May 2006 - 09:32 AM.

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smart is not part of harddrive temperature monitoring. I would say that the harddrive itself may not support conventional harddrive temperature monitoring
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hmm thats weird tho cuz there both maxtor.. 1 came stock other I put in later on..but since 1 of them can detect temp shouldnt the other be able 2 since there both maxtor?or could it be my MB only allows temp monitoring for just 1 HD?
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I have never seen tempreature readings of two disks displayed at the same time in any program, be it BIOS, SpeedFan or Everest. I think (not sure) that all these programs are ment to sense temperature only of the active disk, the one with the operating system on it.
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I have never seen tempreature readings of two disks displayed at the same time in any program, be it BIOS, SpeedFan or Everest. I think (not sure) that all these programs are ment to sense temperature only of the active disk, the one with the operating system on it.
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Hmm, don't know about Everst or not...you could be right.



Try this program...you have to manually switch between first and second drive, but it does work on some systems

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gerry, thx but that didnt work either..hmm it reported HD0 Ocels & HD1 40cel or whatever but still..theres no program or way to monitor more then 1 HD @ a time? :whistling:
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It's more likely your motherboard. Mine has four sensors...SpeedFan attaches all of them and reports the values.

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yea prolly this comps like 3yr old ive upgraded some of it ram vid card etc..hmm that temp 1-3 wannabe what are those referring to? (temps of what?) & also is there setting in my bios that can force my mobo to sense both HD temp or would i hafta get a more up to date *aftermarket* mobo that supports it

Edited by jmoney3457, 30 May 2006 - 05:54 PM.

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lol i actually thot of something this morning..when i kept saying its sensing my HD 0 temp of 0 it was Celsius and I suck @ metric but 0C=32fah. so since its @ 32F does that just mean its not running at all or still means its not sensing the temp coz it should be above 32f/0c?
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k, i know your suppose to stick w/ orig topic but this sorta is and i didnt wanna make whole new topic on it as to avoid forum clutter but anyways.. I decided to uninstall then reinstall sp2 on here & went fine just 2 minor issues 1st is everytime i boot up the stupid sfc runs even though i havnt typed it in the run cmd its like on automatic or something is there way to disable it/stop it from running on each start up coz its quite annoying and 2nd...windows doesnt seem to want to install 2 important (recommended) updates how do i get xp to install these as they are obviously needed for security/operation puporses..heres screenshots of both issues sfc-->http://i3.tinypic.com/11b1zcg.jpg & updates error -->http://i2.tinypic.com/11b20y1.jpg
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