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    best software for CPU & HDD temperatures

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by valley, Jan 18, 2007.

  1. valley

    valley Notebook Consultant

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    I've tried "speedfan, for a month and like it okay but would like to calibrate it.

    Are there any others that are less technical and more flashy looking is what I'm after, please.
     
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    valley Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks for that link, it gives you a temperature graph also and verified that my "speedfan" was accurate. But i don't understand the frequency graph that bounces up and down.
     
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    Although I dont use it anymore, isnt that clockspeed?
     
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