• HWMonitor/SpeedFan?
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What one should I trust, my bios said 40 just a second ago when I was overclocking my i7. [img]http://filesmelt.com/downloader/asdasdasd.png[/img] I was also thinking of buying a new heatsink for it, if I should, what one should I get?
How big is your screen?
22" :v or 1920x1080.
Nice :)
I would go with Hardware Monitor. Off topic: What rainmeter skin is that? (if it is one) Try [url=http://www.techpowerup.com/realtemp/]Real Temp[/url] and [url=http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/]Core Temp[/url] to see what they say.
It's rainquantom white, forgot wher eI found it. [editline]02:19PM[/editline] [img]http://filesmelt.com/downloader/asdasd.png[/img] :<
My BIOS said 48 Degrees as HWMonitor said 75 degrees?
[QUOTE=Psygo;17210396]My BIOS said 48 Degrees as HWMonitor said 75 degrees?[/QUOTE] Bios is with nothing running. Thats like the minimum idle temp. [editline]11:55AM[/editline] Do you still have the .rar or .zip for the rainmeter skin?
[QUOTE=Thor667;17211010]Bios is with nothing running. Thats like the minimum idle temp. [editline]11:55AM[/editline] Do you still have the .rar or .zip for the rainmeter skin?[/QUOTE] I mean, right after I played Fallout 3 I immediately restarted and looked in the BIOS, when I then started it up again HWMonitor said 60 degrees. Also yes I have it, uploading it now. HEAR U AR [url]http://filesmelt.com/downloader/RainQuantum_WHITE.rar[/url]
Thx I wanted it for my lappy. The cpu does cool down that fast.
[QUOTE=Robbazking;17209468]Never trust speedfan.[/QUOTE] explain
[QUOTE=qwerty000;17212168]explain[/QUOTE] Most of the time it reports wrong temps.
You have to set it up properly for it to work well, using HWmonitor or realtemp is a more accurate way.
HWmonitor is more accurate AFAIK. Also what widgets are you using? They look awesome.
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