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sambo135

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HI
i have a Intel P4 Socket 478 Northwood A80532 CPU. I have a Gigabyte GA-8IE motherboard.
The problem is that i cant seem to get any tempertures for my CPU. I've looked through Everest, in the sensor section, nothing, only my Hard drives, i've tried using Motherboard Managment and all the temperture i get is -1 i've tried going into my bios and i can't see any temperture. I have touched my CPU heat sink before, and it isn't hot, i could keep my hand without feeling uncomfortable.
Is there any way i get check the temperture on my CPU? or would it be an issue that my mother board doesn't support temperture readings?

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Try Speedfan and see if it works...

Download Speedfan, using the link in my signature. (The download link is in the first line of the second paragraph.)

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thanks for the reply Fenor
i've downloaded Speedfan but it only shows my Harddrives and the cpu usage, no tempertures for cpu=(, any ideas?
thanks in advance

Edited by sambo135, 19 September 2006 - 03:57 AM.

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Your motherboard most likely doesn't have a sensor for the cpu temperature, and there is nothing you can do about that. Besides, if you can touch the heatsink and don't get the immediate reaction of pulling your hand away, then your processor isn't overheating and you shouldn't worry about it.

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i've looked at my Motherboards manual, i see the CPU connector, and it has 3pins, one for sense, one is the +12V/Control and one is GND, so shouldn't it have a sensor?
but it should be fine, if there isn't any over heating.
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Have you looked under the PC Health in your bios? It's usually there if you have the sensors for it. You did check to see that the motherboard drivers were loaded from the CD that usually comes with the motherboards(This only applies if you bought the MB retail). I have not found a gigabyte MB that does not have the sensors but maybe there are some.

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I've looked through the bios, nothing there, and i don't think there is a motherboard driver, is there? i've installed the Easy Tune 4 that came on the disc with the motherboard, but i'm not getting any temp or rpm.
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