What’s that temp/fan/core/voltage monitoring software called?

[slipd]

Hey guys,

What’s it called?

I’ve seen it loads of time in this forum but I don’t know the name of it

Cheers,

SW.

 

[killer_uk]

Speedfan? Everest?

 

[slipd]

Speedfan - that's it! I think?

Is it any good?

SW.

 

[killer_uk]

I personally don't use it as it never gives me accurate readings for voltages. But a lot of people do use it, so download it and try

 

[slipd]

Yeah that is the one!

Annoying you can't get it to run form staup tho

Cheers,

SW.

 

[hardc0re_tid]

Yeah that is the one!

Annoying you can't get it to run form staup tho

Cheers,

SW.

you can, theres an option in the settings to do so.

 

[iMacMart]

Lol hardcore I like the sig mate


I use everest!

 

[Teaf]

Never personally found a program that monitors and reports rails correctly, even the BIOS. Do any of these programs do that or do they just pick up info from the BIOS?

 

[slipd]

you can, theres an option in the settings to do so.

There is?

Do you know where?

Cheers,

SW.

PS: Well done on the sig

 

[Teaf]

Could never find that option myself, always ended up just making a shortcut and placing it in the Startup folder in the programs menu Then going into Configure -> Options and putting a tick on "Start minimized".

 

[hardc0re_tid]

There is?

Do you know where?

Cheers,

SW.

PS: Well done on the sig

open speed fan, click configure, go to options, click start minimized.

next time you logon, speedfan should start up.

failing that, i found myself doing what flibby done, not sure if they have fixed the error?

 

[ns400r]

you can, theres an option in the settings to do so.

No you can't!

 

[iMacMart]

EDIT: My mistake you put a shortcut in your startup folder and then it starts when you boot

 

[marscay]

Never personally found a program that monitors and reports rails correctly, even the BIOS. Do any of these programs do that or do they just pick up info from the BIOS?

you can't get a reliable reading from the rails in software, it just can't be done with currents sensors.

a DMM will always represent the true value.

 

[slipd]

I know that they are never going to be 100% but it’s nice to have some sort of indication on your desktop. I used to use SensorsView with my Opty but that doesn’t seem to work too well with my new Intel

SW.