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Technoid

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Latest MBM5 Suports HDD temp sensors!

18 January 2003, 07:50

Latest Version of Motherboard Monitor 5 suports reading the temp sensor from either IDE or SCSI harddrives!

MBM's site

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WyWyWyWy

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18 January 2003, 08:06

That's not new is it?
I know I've been using it for ages :O

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19 January 2003, 04:25

Yes, but you don't have to copy dll's and he has removed the "big" varning

If there's artificial intelligence, there's bound to be some artificial stupidity.

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20 January 2003, 14:55

Cheers for the heads-up

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21 January 2003, 05:08

I installed it, saw my CPU temps, cried and promptly uninstalled it!

Ignorance is bliss!

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lindberg

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21 January 2003, 06:47

Which HHD's have temperature sensors?

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Marshmallowman

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21 January 2003, 08:08

ibm 60gxp's work
but I can't get a reading off my western digital 80G drive
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21 January 2003, 16:52

I was under the impression that temperature sensors are only found on EIDE drives.

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21 January 2003, 17:32

Just noticed it today.

BTW my cpu is between 29 and 39°
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