Temp prog for Vista 64

Coretemp will work if you disable driver signing

Everest Ultimate Edition will read temps if you dont want to disable driver signing
 
-Nick- said:
everest ultimate edition is very good, give the same temps as TAT does, s'all good
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Another vote for everest ultimate edition, works great with vista x64 and also gives you a sidebar gadget so you can read all the temps, fan speeds etc etc off your desktop.
Theres also a very good 3rd party gadget that gives you a lot more options on the sidebar.
 
OK thanks for the replies.

I keep hearing of driver signing and people turning it off.

How do i do it and are there any disadvantages?

Now when i was on XP, Everest gave significantly lower temps. Is it different in Vista?

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Installed Everest and it says that my temps are 19 & 21 deg for my E2140 overclocked to 3ghz, sorry but i don't believe that one bit as in XP, tat reported betweent 33-36 on both cores (33 being the lowest i had).

So it looks like coretemp is my only answer if someone could explain what driver signing is about.

i mean do i disable it while i install the program or disable it permenantley?
 
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You can disable driver signing from the Safe Mode menu (F8) when booting.
 
Cob said:
You can disable driver signing from the Safe Mode menu (F8) when booting.
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Does that mean i can disable the driver signing install coretemp and coretemp will run ok all the time or with i have to disable it evry time i boot up?
 
Everytime

There is a line you can enter in Command prompt , but its been removed on the beta patch floating about.

If you havent installed the beta patch you should be ok,


Load up Command Prompt with Admin Rights

bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
 
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