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Gregg777 07-20-2005 12:29 PM

Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
Computer is running hot.

I am running XP Home on a Dell Inspiron 8500 laptop.

Thanks

MrTrik 07-20-2005 03:31 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
It's usually a file called ctemp under C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM. Good luck.

Wake up CALL 07-20-2005 03:55 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
Or in your BIOS upon startup.

Gregg777 07-20-2005 04:30 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
There is nothing in my System folder titled temp. I will check the bios, but that looked more like a test when I tried it.

I will do a search on Google and see if there is a free system diagnostics software or something that shows you your cpu temp, etc...

If anyone else has a suggestion with XP Home, please let me know.

Thanks

SqueeOnE 07-20-2005 07:54 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
Try SiSoft Sandra, has some useful tools.

CNet Download Page

rlr 07-20-2005 08:42 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
I use "MBM 5" (Motherboard Monitor).

Gregg777 07-21-2005 11:49 AM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
I downloaded MBM5, but it needed to know what the motherboard was. I then downloaded PC Wizard to find out what the motherboard was, and it also had what I was looking for.

It says my processor is at 60' celsius and the meter is in the red. Is this really bad or just marginal?

krimson 07-21-2005 12:08 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
Download CpuZ, it will give you information about everything inside your computer. Use that to get your motherboard type for MBM.

edit: www.cpuid.com

rlr 07-21-2005 12:39 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
It depends on the CPU.

nef 07-21-2005 01:07 PM

Re: Where do you check your CPU temp?
 
EDIT:

I now see you have a laptop. Disregard what I said, I was talking desktops.


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