Alternative to Everest

[geoff]

I have a new MB, a gigabyte, and wanted to look at the temps of the cores,
etc. However, the home edition of Everest does not work. I searched around
and found others having the same issue with newer boards.

The solution is to use the latest and greatest edition of Everest, full
blown edition, but they want you to pay for it and it is a little price,
like >$40.

Any alternatives?

Thanks.

--g

 

[John Doe]

I have a new MB, a gigabyte, and wanted to look at the temps of
the cores, etc.

One thing I would do is ask in the gigabyte group.
alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.gigabyte
Maybe Gigabyte provides a monitoring utility.

 

[Paul]

I have a new MB, a gigabyte, and wanted to look at the temps of the cores,
etc. However, the home edition of Everest does not work. I searched around
and found others having the same issue with newer boards.

The solution is to use the latest and greatest edition of Everest, full
blown edition, but they want you to pay for it and it is a little price,
like >$40.

Any alternatives?

Thanks.

--g

There is another program here, but I haven't tried it.
(I use MBM5, even though the web site is long gone, and
development stopped years ago.)

http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php

Paul

 

[Joe Moore]

I have a new MB, a gigabyte, and wanted to look at the temps of the
cores, etc. However, the home edition of Everest does not work. I
searched around and found others having the same issue with newer
boards.

The solution is to use the latest and greatest edition of Everest,
full blown edition, but they want you to pay for it and it is a little
price, like >$40.

Any alternatives?

Thanks.

--g

Everest tewp monitor is way out of wack anyway. core temp I beleive is more
accurate.