enoonmai
Cyborg Agent
What do you mean the file is bound to be corrupted. You never mentioned that you had an actual problem with overheating and that it was causing lockups or data corruption. So, I don't know why the file should turn out corrupted. I downloaded the entire thing just to be sure, and it works just fine.
Maybe MBM has been set to read the wrong diode (accidentally or maybe it auto-configured itself wrongly) A simple selection of the various diodes should show up the one that displays the correct temperature in the 40-50 degree Celsius range. I still have a problem with SpeedFan that shows Temp3 at averaging between 35 and 75 degrees Celsius. There's no info on what sensor it's reading (and I am too lazy to install MBM and figure it out) but that's probably the same diode KHUBBU's MBM is reading.
swatkat said:i think MBM has a problem with reading temperature of CPU...when i was using it, it was always warning me of high temp, whereas my BIOS showed normal temps......
may it does not read correctly from LM 78 or LM 79 motherboard chips which sense the temperatures...
BIOS alos uses these same chips to read out temperature info, so theoritically both should be same.....
Maybe MBM has been set to read the wrong diode (accidentally or maybe it auto-configured itself wrongly) A simple selection of the various diodes should show up the one that displays the correct temperature in the 40-50 degree Celsius range. I still have a problem with SpeedFan that shows Temp3 at averaging between 35 and 75 degrees Celsius. There's no info on what sensor it's reading (and I am too lazy to install MBM and figure it out) but that's probably the same diode KHUBBU's MBM is reading.