Software for measuring temperatures

[AlmostAlive]

Basically, I'm looking for a small and free program to monitor hardware temperatures. Already tried MBM and it didn't work very well for my computer, insisting that my CPU temp. was 97 C, or just over 200 degrees Fahrenheit, in "resting" mode, which I know isn't correct.

So, I need an alternative that works better on my system. Any ideas would be appreciated.

 

[Sahkolihaa]

SpeedFan is probably the smallest and best temperature reader out there, as it's fully automatic at detecting the sensors (including HDD temperatures) and is free.

http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php

 

[AlmostAlive]

You rock, Electrolyte. Thanks a million!

 

[5150]

I see from another post that you are running an ASUS board.
Have you not tried the ASUS PC Probe software that came with the board?

 

[PsychoMoggieBagpuss]

Yeah, use the asus software that works great.
If you're on linux then i2c and lm_sensors should do the job

 

[AlmostAlive]

That's just it. It wasn't included. I told the online shop which parts I wanted when I ordered and they put everything together. I think they forgot to slip the CD into the package.

No sweat though. Speedfan does the job.

 

[PsychoMoggieBagpuss]

You can download it from the asus website

http://dlsvr01.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/utils/Probe22306.zip

 

[AlmostAlive]

Great, thanks. I'll check it out.