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hardware monitoring software????
I just built a new machine the other day, but i'm having trouble finding hardware monitoring software just to make sure the temps and fans are doing good. i've tried a bunch but they don't support my motherboard, it says cpu is running at like 200°. My motherboard is a gigabyte k8ns pro. if anybody could help me find the software it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks τΏτ
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Did you check the gigabyte site, they have a download utility but as it looks at you machine it will not work for me to let me know what is there
http://global.giga-byte.com/Motherbo...adCenter_1.htm
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Check the motherboard manufacturer. Most of them will have MB monitoring software that you can use.
Here is a couple of free ones. SpeedFan http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php MotherBoardMonitor http://mbm.livewiredev.com/ |
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