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lm-sensors in GNU/Linux, aka hi lightning and onilink

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RetroXYZ	Posted: Oct 16 2009, 08:54 PM
Standard Member Group: Members Posts: 2714 Member No.: 4325 Joined: 27-August 07 Status: (0d)	Is there any way to figure out what they correspond to? Because, right now, I have voltages 0-8, fans 1-2, and temperature 1-2. I don't know what they correspond to. :/

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Posted: Oct 16 2009, 10:33 PM

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It doesn't give names?

Voltages 0-8 are Voltages in your PSU, don't know which order they're in
Fans 1-2 are your fans, the case fans probably come first, and then CPU(might be wrong)
Temperature 1-2 are your Thermometers, CPU probably comes first(from my experience)

Lightning will probably know more than me, but whichever Temperature is lowest is usually your case.

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QUOTE (Xgoff @ Sep 10 2009 @ 06:11 PM)

did you try hello's engine

make sure to not ****ing change anything before using it!

RetroXYZ	Posted: Oct 17 2009, 11:45 AM
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Posted: Oct 17 2009, 12:19 PM

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QUOTE (RetroXYZ @ Oct 17 2009, 09:45 AM)

Temp1 is 77 F and temp2 is 84 F, and I think my fan sensor is defective, since it says around 4950-5000 RPM.

Temp1 is probably your case. Fan Sensor sounds pretty broken. Software readings of Hardware Measurements are usually inaccurate, so don't rely on it.

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QUOTE (Xgoff @ Sep 10 2009 @ 06:11 PM)

did you try hello's engine

make sure to not ****ing change anything before using it!

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Posted: Oct 17 2009, 03:55 PM

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I just trial and error it or look it up in the appropriate hardware's manual if it's available.

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Posted: Oct 17 2009, 03:56 PM

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QUOTE (Lightning @ Oct 17 2009, 04:55 PM)

I just trial and error it or look it up in the appropriate hardware's manual if it's available.

Well, then. I'll probably just open the box and check where the second sensor is. I'm pretty sure my processor is the one with the cooler temperature since it has a fan, while the only other one I have is in the back.

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