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    Acpi-tz01

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Degals, Feb 8, 2009.

  1. Degals

    Degals Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hey guys,

    I just got a new computer and I installed CPUID to monitor my temperatures. My GPU and CPU are of course listed. Though, something called ACPI is also listed as a category and under it is says TZ01. I have no clue what this means? And if it's not my hdd( which I don't think it is) then CPUID is not bringing up a reading for my hdd too.

    Over all, would some be able to kindly explain to me what the ACPI- TZ01 stands for, and it's thermal capacity? That way I don't fry my computer. And possibly suggest something like CPUID that's just as light or so, and that could maybe pick up my hdd's temps( if the ACPI- TZ01 is not my hdd).


    Thanks :cool:
     

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    Its your mobo
     
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