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Date:	Mon, 13 Aug 2001 15:01:23 PDT
From:	Harry Chris Motin <hmotin@attglobal.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Re: Chip Board Rev., ASUS P3B-F

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Steven et al:

I use the STHWMon, version 0.16b from Stefan Milcke to monitor my CPU
temperature, fan speeds and motherboard (MB) voltages. It works with VIA
and Winbond chipsets (it may work with others, but not as well). It is
configurable to sound alarms or popup messages, if temperatures, fan
speeds and/or voltages are under/over your specified limits. You edit a
setup file to do this. You can also edit it to show only the fans,
temperatures and/or MB voltages that you have on your system.

You can find this software at:

http://home.t-online.de/home/stefan.milcke/

It works well on my AZZA MB, which has a VIA chipset.

HCM

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Steven Levine wrote:
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> In <3B71B9E8.7EF53953@pacbell.net>, on 08/08/01
> at 02:14 PM, "J. R. Fox" said:
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> > - Support 566MHz and 850MHz CPU with clock ratio equal or greater than
> >8.5x.
>
> Thanks. I'll keep that in mind.
>
> > - Fix Hardware Monitor false alarm of CPU vcore when using old
> >celeron CPU.
>
> Speaking of this. Have you ever found a temperature monitor that would
> run under OS/2?
>
> >could do 1Ghz. (reliably), I still tend to think he must have been basing
> >that on something. OTOH, he has essentially disappeared with a nice
> >chunk of cash I fronted him, and nothing ever delivered. ;-(
>
> That just means he's not honest, not that he doesn't know anything. If
> you wrote him a check you might be able to track him down.
>
> >that sometimes has them. (Retail Box, not OEM.) When available, the
> >going rate seems to fall in the $300. to $350. range, I think. Since
>
> I would just buy a new MB/CPU/RAM for that price.
>
> >Many models of the P-III CPUs were manufactured in the Phillipines or
> >Honduras. Should that be any cause for concern ?
>
> Only if they don't work. :-) Actually, most everything is built where
> labor is cheapest. As long as the QC is good, you should not be worried.
>
> Steven
>
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