[wramos]

Any one ever heard of a temp monitor for the tablets? Mine gets pretty dang hot. ST4110 w/mem upgrade.

[henryse]

You might want to downlaod mother monitor:

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download.html

Most modern chipsets and monther boards temp monitors built in....

[WNewquay]

henryse

That utility seems to work on a Compaq/HP TC 1000 !

At least partially.
Reports case temperature 70 - 170 ° F
Reports CPU temperature 30° F Steady

30° F Doesn't really make sense


Thanks, for the Link!

quote:Originally posted by henryse

You might want to downlaod mother monitor:

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download.html

Most modern chipsets and monther boards temp monitors built in....

[henryse]

The CPU sensor may be either disabled or the the "driver" for the TC1000 needs to be updated. I rather like it, I use it on my portable because it has an auto shutdown you can set up. One time my portable did not auto off when I put it in the case and it nearly melted down. [eureka]

[wramos]

Funny thing is I really leave it on most of the time however lately i have noticed it has been very warm lately, and this is one reason tablets havnt taken off!!! Can u imagine handing over ur tablet after being on for a few hours, to someone. The might not expect it to be so warm and drop it.

[wramos]

Henryse, thanks I forgot about that utility, i used it on my dual cpu desk top for some years now, lol and i forgot about it!!!