My motherboard has temperature sensors built into it and
if I enter setup on boot I can view things like my CPU
temperature and the temperature inside my case. If you
go to your BIOS' webpage, they have utilities that will
give info like the bios manuf., date, cpu type, cpu speed
and more. What I want to know is...is there a utility
that will show ALL my bios settings? What I want to know
is the temp of my CPU under load, or for that matter,
just while windows is running? Is there a way to access
the bios from Windows? Email me if anyone has thoughts
on this. I figure, if one can get some data from the
bios and cmos, then they should be able to get other info.

I use a program called SpeedFan. It is freeware. It works very well


"Jeffrey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My motherboard has temperature sensors built into it and
> if I enter setup on boot I can view things like my CPU
> temperature and the temperature inside my case. If you
> go to your BIOS' webpage, they have utilities that will
> give info like the bios manuf., date, cpu type, cpu speed
> and more. What I want to know is...is there a utility
> that will show ALL my bios settings? What I want to know
> is the temp of my CPU under load, or for that matter,
> just while windows is running? Is there a way to access
> the bios from Windows? Email me if anyone has thoughts
> on this. I figure, if one can get some data from the
> bios and cmos, then they should be able to get other info.

Motherboard Monitor is free,
If you have a Genuine Intel mobo, Intel has Active Monitor
AIDA32 http://www.aida32.hu/aida32.php has a senor report



"William Gower" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
| I use a program called SpeedFan. It is freeware. It
works very well
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| "Jeffrey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| news:009301c3c06d$f49c7b50$(E-Mail Removed)...
| > My motherboard has temperature sensors built into it and
| > if I enter setup on boot I can view things like my CPU
| > temperature and the temperature inside my case. If you
| > go to your BIOS' webpage, they have utilities that will
| > give info like the bios manuf., date, cpu type, cpu
speed
| > and more. What I want to know is...is there a utility
| > that will show ALL my bios settings? What I want to
know
| > is the temp of my CPU under load, or for that matter,
| > just while windows is running? Is there a way to access
| > the bios from Windows? Email me if anyone has thoughts
| > on this. I figure, if one can get some data from the
| > bios and cmos, then they should be able to get other
info.
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