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Old 05-10-2005, 01:12 AM   #18
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I have a fan at the front of my case sucking air in, and one at the rear blowing the hot air out, both are thermo sensitive and increase speed with heat, keeps it all nice and cool. not that I use it much.

Go here http://www.3degs.net download motherboard monitor, should hopefully tell you what temps and fans are doing if you can configure for your motherboard.

I just downloaded this and I am having trouble finding my mother board, I have a giga-byte GA-K8U. Does anyone have any suggestions. I have a temp display on my case which is reading 27 degrees but I assume that is ambient temp, I would be interested in what the CPU temp is.

May be dumb questions but I have no idea.
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