Temp monitor for pc

Dell optiplex 745 changing fan speed Thread starter Thread starter Skywalker7 Start date Start date Sep 11, 2013 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I have dell optiplev 745(core2duo 2.13;2gb Ram;80gb WD800JD)...I've installed speedfan,but it doesn't recognise any of my fans(on cpu and HDD) and I want to change speed of HDD fan...How can I do that??? ryan27968 Sep 11, 2013 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change anything!!And I've register,HDD temp is 40C....is that to high cause I'm just using internet? you will not be able to change anything. your pc is too old. you need a newer pc to be able to change fan speed. 40 degrees is perfectly fine for a hard drive. Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 #2 you need a more recent pc to do this with 4 pin pwm fans. you can monitor the speed of them if you want with hwmonitor. #3 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change anything!!And I've register,HDD temp is 40C....is that to high cause I'm just using internet? Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 #4 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change anything!!And I've register,HDD temp is 40C....is that to high cause I'm just using internet? you will not be able to change anything. your pc is too old. you need a newer pc to be able to change fan speed. 40 degrees is perfectly fine for a hard drive. Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 #5 remember to choose best answer #6 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change anything!!And I've register,HDD temp is 40C....is that to high cause I'm just using internet? you will not be able to change anything. your pc is too old. you need a newer pc to be able to change fan speed. 40 degrees is perfectly fine for a hard drive. remember to choose best answer thnx man.... Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 #8 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change anything!!And I've register,HDD temp is 40C....is that to high cause I'm just using internet? you will not be able to change anything. your pc is too old. you need a newer pc to be able to change fan speed. 40 degrees is perfectly fine for a hard drive. I was able to so this with speedfan with no problem! I just went into options and stumbled upon a checkbox that allows for compatibility with not only dell notebooks as the checkbox claims...it works across almost every dell computer, desktop OR laptop! Even though my speedfan is too messed up to use the CPU fan any more, and i am too lazy to re-install speedfan, it worked up until i had to re-install my O.S. without any problems. #9 ok,I've done it...but HW monitor still doesn't allows me to change

To identify performance issues throughout a network, while HWMonitor is praised for its simplicity and ability to log all the necessary information. Core Temp and CPU-Z are both great for monitoring CPU performance, while AIDA64 is a comprehensive tool for assessing and displaying a computer’s specifications.Which software is recommended for detailed PC temperature monitoring?For detailed PC temperature monitoring, HWMonitor and Core Temp are both great options. HWMonitor is known for its ability to keep track of every PC vital stat you could reasonably be after, while Core Temp is praised for its accuracy and ability to monitor individual core temperatures.How can I effectively monitor my employees’ computer usage?To effectively monitor your employees’ computer usage, you can use software such as ActivTrak or Teramind. These programs allow you to monitor your employees’ computer activity, including websites visited, applications used, and time spent on each task. They also allow you to set alerts for certain activities and generate reports to analyze your employees’ productivity.What are the best applications for overlaying performance metrics while gaming?The best applications for overlaying performance metrics while gaming include MSI Afterburner, CAM, and RivaTuner Statistics Server. These programs allow you to monitor your computer’s performance while gaming, including FPS, CPU usage, and GPU temperature. They also allow you to customize the overlay to your liking.Which programs are most effective for parents to monitor their children’s PC usage?For parents looking to monitor their children’s PC usage, programs such as Qustodio and Norton Family are great options. These programs allow you to set limits on screen time, block inappropriate websites, and monitor your child’s online activity. They also provide detailed reports on your child’s computer usage.How can I find comprehensive software to assess and display my computer’s specifications?To find comprehensive software to assess and display your computer’s specifications, you can use programs such as AIDA64 or CPU-Z. These programs provide detailed information on your computer’s hardware, including CPU, GPU, RAM, and motherboard specifications. They also allow you to benchmark your computer’s performance and compare it to other systems.

Deerleg New Member Total Posts : 2 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2010/07/23 11:22:49 Status: offline Ribbons : 0 Can't Monitor GPU Temp / Desktop Settings Problem --> I have a EVGA GeForce7600 GT PCI-Express 256 MB Video Card on a desktop PC with XP SP2 Professional (Asus P5B-E motherboard) with multiple desktops on this PC. I have had this card for 3 years with no issues until now. Two problems now - I don't know if they are related or how to solve them: 1) I no longer have the option in the NVIDIA Control panel to observe GPU temperature. The option no longer exists in the control panel task menu. 2) When one of the users logged in on the machine yesterday, the desktop came up in an extremely low resolution. Going to XP display settings and changing display settings brought things back to normal. Other users did not have this issue until today when I logged into my desktop and experienced something similar, except immediately after I logged in I briefly saw my desktop in extremely low resolution, and then the screen went dark. Cycling power on the PC brought things back to normal. After I experienced Problem # 2 above, I updated to the latest NVIDIA driver and it made no difference in my ability to monitor GPU temperature (Problem #1). It's too early to tell if Problem #2 will reappear with the updated driver installed. Any suggestions? Is my card going bad? SLeePYG72786 Superclocked Member Total Posts : 233 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2009/11/20 05:06:17 Status: offline Ribbons : 0 Re:Can't Monitor GPU Temp / Desktop Settings Problem 2010/07/23 19:49:26 (permalink) I was going to say to update your driver until I read further. But it is a possibility that your card is going bad. Have you tried it in another computer? And I suggest using a different program to monitor the GPU temp with. I use MSI Afterburner and RealTemp, as well as Everest and SpeedFan. (I have reasons for using so many. ;) ) JeffreyHam R.I.P. Friend Total Posts : 7737 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2006/08/08 10:31:07Location: Missouri Ozarks, U.S.A. Status: offline Ribbons : 126 Re:Can't Monitor GPU Temp / Desktop Settings Problem 2010/07/23 20:20:59 (permalink) If you want to monitor temps in the NVCP, you must now download and install the seperate Nvidia System Tools software. Those features are no longer included in the driver package and have not been for quite awhile now. However, I would advise against that and just install the EVGA Precision Tool to monitor your GPU temp. You can adjust your screen resolutions in the NVCP though. PLEASE REMEMBER TO UPLOAD A COPY OF YOUR INVOICE = My Current Linked and Synced SettingsAll detailed system components are listed on my Mods Rigs page. deerleg New Member Total Posts : 2 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2010/07/23 11:22:49 Status: offline Ribbons : 0 Re:Can't Monitor GPU Temp / Desktop Settings Problem 2010/07/24 20:40:19 (permalink) Thanks for