334 Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

Download and install SpeedFan.  the porgarm will allow you to see the harddrive temperature.

2 Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

Check out Everest Home edition, great freeware program that lets you check temps along with viewing and performing other diagnostic tools.

rah

15 Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

Is there any good software out there that I can download where it can monitor the temp. If so is it safe to use?

18 Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

can you tell us what temperature you get from your computer?
 
Thanks

9 Legend

 • 

87.5K Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

The only way to monitor temperatures is to add a hardware sensor (something like a Thermaltake Hardcano or a Coolermaster bay).

9 Legend

 • 

87.5K Posts

August 28th, 2005 21:00

SpeedFan will check the hard drive temperature but not the system or CPU temp - for that you'll need a hardware monitor.

15 Posts

August 28th, 2005 23:00

Well I decided to download the everest home edition and it seems like a great program. The hdd temperature is currently 41 degrees celsius(106 degrees fahrenheit). Is that good or bad? So is that temperature inside the pc or close to it?

218 Posts

August 29th, 2005 06:00

what's the cpu temp?

15 Posts

August 29th, 2005 06:00

Well,  Everest Home Edition does not tell the cpu temperature. I downloaded the software for my old pc(Sony Vaio) and for some reason it will tell the cpu temperature there, but not on the Dell Dimension 9100. The only temperature it gives on the Dell is the HDD temperature. Also I decided to try the trial version of the Ultimate Edition but it still doesnt give the cpu temp on the Dell. I wonder why it tells the cpu temp on the Sony and not the Dell? Are there other safe and free software out there that gives the cpu temperature for Dell computers?

2 Intern

 • 

2.7K Posts

August 29th, 2005 09:00

lol after the 2nd or 3rd reply it said you can't monitor dell temperatures lol, the hdd temp is through SMART on the hdd... and yes 41 is ok. i wouldn't want it getting any higher thou 60c is max for seagate drives from their site and 60ish is also used for maxtor i believe
No Events found!

Top