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Temperature Logger

M5 · 2008-08-20 08:49:24

Hi all, Does any one know of a temp logger for GPU/CPU/PSU and sys temps (and mayber RAM?). Having a randonm shutting down problem, Pretty sure its temp related but cant catch it. So a logger would do the trick. Even better if the software has G15 keyboard support, Cheers, M5

20-08-2008 09:49AM

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Hi all,

Does any one know of a temp logger for GPU/CPU/PSU and sys temps (and mayber RAM?). Having a randonm shutting down problem, Pretty sure its temp related but cant catch it. So a logger would do the trick. Even better if the software has G15 keyboard support,

Cheers,
M5

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#2 20-08-2008 10:07AM

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coretemp will log a overheating cpu. Im guessing speedfan will doit to as long as it can pick up the temp diodes on your hardware.

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#3 20-09-2008 02:23AM

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tried that but no graphics temp unfortunately, problem seems to have stopped tho so leave well alone i suppose

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#4 20-09-2008 02:30AM

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Why not try Hwmonitor?

It's free and reads from a lot of temperatures sensors.

Edit: Sorry, didn't read last post.

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#5 20-09-2008 04:19PM

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The guy wrote: »

Why not try Hwmonitor?

It's free and reads from a lot of temperatures sensors.

Edit: Sorry, didn't read last post.

Cheers for the info anyway, i'm sure it ll com in handy sometime

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