IP35 Pro + Speedfan - does it measure correctly? (settings help?)

[Dreaming]

Hey guys.

If you read ages ago, my CPU heat sensor in the BIOS would say N/A instead of a temperature, this occured after a bios flash I think. I've flashed to the newest version via the USB method and it worked flawlessly

Only thing now is speedfan gets things all muddled up. Are there any settings I need to change? CPU is plugged into CPU fan header, rear case fan (intake on my case!) plugged into AUX 1 and front (exhaust) into AUX 3. This is what I get:

Speedfan 4.34
Running on Vista x64 SP1
Specs as below (CPU clocks have been changed though as I am trying to save energy think I fixed multiplier at 6)



Any help would be useful, it just doesn't seem to detect anything correctly, not really sure what means what!

[Blitzen]

Try Everest.
THis is the second post today about Speedfan and incorrect readings.

If you 12V was really @ 11V your PC probably wouldnt even boot fella

[Dreaming]

Thanks, this looks much more sensible:


Is speedfan just not a happy bunny then? (One thing that's bizarre is that both aux1 and aux3 are set up exactly the same, so why aux3 is running faster I don't know!)

Really all I wanted is some way to display CPU temps on my desktop / taskbar as I have no clue in this weather!

[Blitzen]

Glad you are sorted
Some swear by speedfan but i have never thought it too clever at the voltages.

It controls fans OK but thats about it.

[TAKTAK]

aye, i agree with blitzen, speedfan is pathetic at anything except fan control (and even for that theres much better out there)