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I would like someone to interpret this for me and give me some advice please cuz in my BIOS my cpu looks a lil hot

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c.../speedfan1.jpg

Select the Automatic Fan Speed box in Speedfan. It is also showing that no fans are running. Open your case and verify that all fans are running properly

What is "temp.#1" referring to? 127C=260.6F! That has to be some kind of misprint there. Use a different program to get your PC's temps. Try "Everest". Another program is required here. That readout cannot be right. Whichever component that is supposed to be monitoring...would all ready be out of commission. (for sure). Good Luck.

"What is "temp.#1" referring to? 127C=260.6F!"...

There is no indication of any fan RPMs. The computer would long ago be toast if this was correct.

As I said, open the case and verify that all the fans are clean and running properly. Don't depend on any program to tell you this. Evidently this version of Speedfan is not compatible with your motherboard or its bios

You could also go to http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html and get a copy of everest home - see what that tells you. But as Tmagic650 says, there is no better way than to take the lid off and have a look at your fans.

I'll be curious to find out if Everest will work for gamerguy53... As usual, we have no clue what his harware consists of

Everest is just another SpeedFan type of reporting software. There is no reason why it should not work!

Here is the way I see it:

Temp1: Wrong, ignore it, who knows what its monitoring, but its nothing that is really that hot.
Temp2: Probably your motherboard.
Temp3: CPU
Temp: See #1 replace hot with cold.
Core: May be like Temp. Could be ambient or maybe motherboard, but 19C is pretty cold, really doubt it is your processor because if your processor was running that cold you'd have to have a pretty nice custom cooling setup, and in that case you'd know the temps and which ones to ignore so you wouldn't have asked this question.

I think he's gone!

Another hit and run post!

Everest tells me that it doesn't support my Cedar Mill Celeron D CPU fully, but I like its detailed reporting

Me too - but I am disappointed that it gets so confused about the GPU values. I think it makes them up as I was pretty certain there is no thermometer on the graphics card.

There may be a thermal diode or other solidstate device under the GPU die, that sends a signal through the cards buss to the motherboard

I wondered about that - but with two PCiE cards why are there not 2 GPU values? Not that I am worried as the system seems stable (famous last words - watch this thing refuse to boot tomorrow!).

Maybe Everest (Lavalys) will update the software to read SLI type 2-Video card values eventually

I must be missing something....

My Speedfan readings: 1 front fan, 1 CPU fan. The CPU Fan is the lower RPMs

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where do u find the temps in everest
(sory for taking long to post)

also why does so much stuff show up as unknown
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...3/everest1.jpg

to answer two questions:
Temps are in sensor
Missing stuff is because the everest cannot find motherboard data - don't worry as it is probably newer than everest!

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