Speedfan confusion...HELP!!!!

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rAgAv

Hi,

I've been using speedfan 4.32 and it has the attribute called "Remote"
that I can't make sense of. Even if the ambient temperature is OK,
remote is always blazing.

Picture - http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=4qxc120


Is it due to the CPU usage?

Most importantly, WHICH COMPONENT IS REMOTE? What are its limits? is
70C OK?

Regards.
 
rAgAv said:
Hi,

I've been using speedfan 4.32 and it has the attribute called "Remote"
that I can't make sense of. Even if the ambient temperature is OK,
remote is always blazing.

Picture - http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=4qxc120


Is it due to the CPU usage?

Most importantly, WHICH COMPONENT IS REMOTE? What are its limits? is
70C OK?

This is one for the Speedfan support page, or some hardware forum.

Not all of the sensors have meaningful readings. you need to determine which
ones apply to your motherboard.
 
dobey said:
This is one for the Speedfan support page, or some hardware forum.

Not all of the sensors have meaningful readings. you need to determine
which ones apply to your motherboard.
I'm using the same version with an Asus A7N8XE Deluxe and I don't see
anything about 'Remote'. It does seem to report double my real fan speeds
(15K+ for the CPU fan)...

Eddie in Loveland

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F. Edwin Felty said:
I'm using the same version with an Asus A7N8XE Deluxe and I don't see
anything about 'Remote'. It does seem to report double my real fan speeds
(15K+ for the CPU fan)...

Eddie in Loveland

Click on the Configure button and go to the Advanced tab. select your
chipset and you can sed a divider for the fan output. All this is at the
Speedfan homepage, along with supported chipsets etc..
 
where under what tab are you seeing, this REMOTE.
have NEVER seen it .



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Hi,

I've been using speedfan 4.32 and it has the attribute called "Remote"
that I can't make sense of. Even if the ambient temperature is OK,
remote is always blazing.

Picture - http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=4qxc120


Is it due to the CPU usage?

Most importantly, WHICH COMPONENT IS REMOTE? What are its limits? is
70C OK?

Regards.
 

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