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  • TheEn|gma
    Member
    • Jun 2005
    • 5247

    #1

    CPU Temp. Not being detected.

    I'm running a AMD Athlon 3000+ XP (stock speeds) on a GA-7VT880-L. I want to start over clocking my CPU but I'm not go blindly go tinkering about without it, when I can't monitor the temperatures.

    For some reason no matter what program I use including: MBM5, Easy Tune 5 and a few others I can't monitor my CPU core temp.

    Any suggestions? Does my mobo simply not support CPU temp monitoring? Or is this duff mobo?
  • megawhompertoo
    oldswab
    • Dec 2005
    • 2124

    #2
    Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

    If your bios is reporting temps (assuming you can see temps when you go into the bios), then you just need to find a program that will talk to your bios. Tried speedfan?

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    • iKettles

      #3
      Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

      Everest? If you really need to, flip off the side of your case when your PC is on load and put a thermometer to your cooler or around your CPU.

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      • GeoffRowley

        #4
        Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

        If you have an ATI card, just download ATI tool, has all you need.

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        • megawhompertoo
          oldswab
          • Dec 2005
          • 2124

          #5
          Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

          Originally posted by GeoffRowley
          If you have an ATI card, just download ATI tool, has all you need.
          don't think it reports CPU temp, unless i'm mistaken.

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          • Venomous

            #6
            Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

            LOL ATI isnt gonna do squat about your CPU buddy. Maybe he thought your post said GPU

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            • BOBSONATOR025

              #7
              Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

              Speedfan and coretemp are the best.

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              • TheEn|gma
                Member
                • Jun 2005
                • 5247

                #8
                Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

                Originally posted by megawhompertoo
                If your bios is reporting temps (assuming you can see temps when you go into the bios), then you just need to find a program that will talk to your bios. Tried speedfan?
                My bios was detecting it at 43C in the CMos. I Just got speedfan although I recognise the program. Is Temp3 the CPU temp? I guess it is considering that its currently at 46C idle.

                The other un-named temps are -55 (yeah right) and 25C.

                Originally posted by iKettles
                Everest? If you really need to, flip off the side of your case when your PC is on load and put a thermometer to your cooler or around your CPU.
                Looks like payware to me......

                Originally posted by GeoffRowley
                If you have an ATI card, just download ATI tool, has all you need.
                I have an nVidia card and as other said I'm looking at CPU temps not GPU :)

                Originally posted by Sir. BOBSONATOR025
                Speedfan and coretemp are the best.
                According to coretemp I don't own a AMD processor

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                • GeoffRowley

                  #9
                  Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

                  Damnit, your right, I was under the impression of GPU, my 'bad'

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                  • Stormy{CAN}
                    Member
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 958

                    #10
                    Re: CPU Temp. Not being detected.

                    The 25°C is more than likely the motherboard temperature, and the -55°C is a phantom reading (monitoring chip supports the reading, but no sensor to report it; Speedfan gets its readings directly from the monitoring chip and not through the bios).

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