Your best bet is MBM5
It supports most chipsets and sensors on the market.

Go to http://mbm.livewiredev.com and have a look/download.

    KreAture


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Singer" <msinger@POLUOSTROV.NET>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: [EE]: Erroneous PC cpu operating temperature claims


> Does anybody know of any "Hardware Monitor" software (Win2000)
> for motherboard with I845AD chipset? I wanna know CPU (Cel1700)
> temperature under full load. I've searched MB manufactures'
> sites and have found nothing for Win2000. The bloody Celeron1700
> creature dissipates too much power when converting big (300Mb)
> .wav files to .mp3.
>
> If I had known Cel1700 was made of 0.18 micron and held only 128K
> cache, I'd better chose Celeron1400 - 0.13 micron and 256 cache for
> home use.
> Heck with DDR memory; I suspect overall app speed would be pretty
> close for both CPUs.
> I know Some Like Hot, but I feel more comfortable with cool things.
>
> Thank you.
> Mike.
> -----------------
> Can't use AMD - have had (Is it grammatically correct?) bad
> experience with motherboards based on non-Intel chipsets.
>
>
> Russell McMahon wrote:
> > Just possibly Intel's heatsinks are superior and without a fan
> > they run cooler. But even then the temperatures they claim are
> > bunk. 84 F = 27C The heatsink on the Celeron 1700 I installed
> > a few days ago runs annoyingly hot with VERY large Intel heatsink
> > and fan. I'd say around 50C !
>
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