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October 20th 04, 07:54 PM
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Motherboard Utility?
My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed
you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed? -- Brett 
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October 21st 04, 02:34 AM
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what i do is just run the 'HM.exe' file, which is found the the 'ET5'
directory (assuming you have easytune5) as its just the monitoring part (voltage, fans, temp), and is easier on the eyes. but thats maybe what you dont like... "Brett..." wrote in message ... My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed? -- Brett
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October 21st 04, 02:43 AM
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On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 19:54:24 +0100, "Brett..."
wrote: My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed? http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php
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October 21st 04, 06:13 PM
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John wrote:
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 19:54:24 +0100, "Brett..." wrote: My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed? http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php Thanks -- Brett
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October 21st 04, 06:13 PM
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johnnyc wrote:
what i do is just run the 'HM.exe' file, which is found the the 'ET5' directory (assuming you have easytune5) as its just the monitoring part (voltage, fans, temp), and is easier on the eyes. but thats maybe what you dont like... I have ET4 on my system, no HW.exe file. -- Brett
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October 21st 04, 10:42 PM
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"Brett..." wrote in message ... My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed? Motherboard Monitor v5 (http://mbm.livewiredev.com/) The author ceased further development on MBM, but his site is still up and the product is widely supported in newsgroups and forums.
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October 25th 04, 07:13 PM
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Download it from gigabyte.
Brett... wrote: johnnyc wrote: what i do is just run the 'HM.exe' file, which is found the the 'ET5' directory (assuming you have easytune5) as its just the monitoring part (voltage, fans, temp), and is easier on the eyes. but thats maybe what you dont like... I have ET4 on my system, no HW.exe file.
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#8
October 26th 04, 04:04 PM
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Try Motherboard Monitor 5. You can find the freeware by searching
through google. BigVoice On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 19:54:24 +0100, "Brett..." wrote: My old Asus mb had a useful application that ran under Windows and allowed you to monitor temperature and other parameters. All that comes with my Gigabyte board is the awful Easitune that appears to have been written by a 14 year old looking at the design. Is there an alternative that is easier on the eye and simply displays CPU temp and fan rotation speed?
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