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[olwenh]

Does anyone know if there is a way to monitor the cpu & system temperatures whilst the pc is running?

The only way I know is thru the setup menu at boot up which doesn't allow me to keep an eye on it.

I run XP pro.

Thanks.

 

[Trader333]

Download AIDA32 from this link:

http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/1033800563/1

It gives a running performance of your PC including temperature of CPU (as long as your PC has a sensor for this) as well as many other functions.


Paul

 

[jimvt]

My setup is quite antique actually, but considering all it does is monitor feeds it is still fast enough to cope.

I use a 2GHz Pentium 4 with 384 MHz RAM. The graphics card is a Matrox G200 twin monitor AGP with a Matrox G450 eTV in a PCI slot. All running on XP but it worked too on Windows 2000.

I have one LSE real time feed, one Level 2 feed, one IE standard broker feed and DDE the real time feed in to an Excel spreadsheet. It works hard but I have never been aware of any delays.

You don't need anything special to use multi monitors. You will get there with a little perseverence.

I agree - I don't think the cpu spec is important. I run 4 monitors off two dual matrox cards with an 866MHz Pentium3 and 640MB RAM without problems !

 

[olwenh]

Thanks Trader, it's exactly what I was looking for.

Brilliant.

 

[wheezergeezer]

Does anyone know if there is a way to monitor the cpu & system temperatures whilst the pc is running?

The only way I know is thru the setup menu at boot up which doesn't allow me to keep an eye on it.

I run XP pro.

Thanks.

You may have that facility in your BIOS, depends on how sophisticated your motherboard is..........

 

[oatman]

Motherboard Monitor - so long as you have a sensor
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/