OHM still 0.3.2 beta! newer version dunno will out a not

need to dl crystaldiskinfo? 1.18 for openhardware monitor

Coincidentally just open this thread

http://crystalmark.info/download/index-e.h...CrystalDiskInfo
The OpenHardwareMonitor version ?

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Aug 9 2011, 05:04 PM

i mean hwmonitor, toshiba, tmp is 39. openhardware dl from ur sig.

I wish I'd get a screen protector to avoid the oily keys touching the screen.But then again I got the Razer Kabuto.haha

Just downloaded or ? I just recently updated the link to 0.3.2 beta..
The OpenHardwareMonitor, got tick the read HDD sensor ?

i dled long time ago, i gt tick hdd sensor.

Redownload it then

dinraxx, u using the beats solo? care to do some review?

still dun have.

Like that need to see other user with Toshiba HDD got detect temp or not..
If don't have, then means not supported by both apps...

oh, ok. is 40 degress normal?? im watching drama using mpc and surfing the net under u3 and optimised mode in coolsense and powersafe mode.

Yo Acid, just reread your comment on the V2 about you were checking on the processor for the confirmation that your laptop is the B3 version, but found no wording on the chip. I just realised that you check on the wrong chip. It should be the chipset (covered by the square metal piece hold by 2 screw). Maybe the next time, you disassemble it again, you can take a look on the chipset.

Open your device manager to see what brand of HDD you have.
You could use HWInfo64 to see if it will show your HDD temp. Just tick/check on the "sensor only" box at the program start up and then click on Run.

haha sure.I'm into reviews actually.Still burning in.How did you know I do reviews?

Yeah.. my fren pointed that few days ago. Silly me.
Did you reapply the thermal paste on the chipset too?

Still within safe range..

Congrats on V3.
Been awhile since I paid this thread a visit.
Any updates ? !

New bios~

My Toshiba HD do show temp on the monitoring program.

No, as the chipset were using thermal pad instead of thermal paste. Besides, I not sure if the thermal paste will be thick enough to provide good contact with the heatsink since the thermal pad looks quite thick. Then, surely they will know that you have "r@ped" you DV6 if they find the thermal paste in between the chipset and it's heatsink.

Quick question.
How do I update that ?