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Temp Sensor
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twistedlegato
macrumors 65816
http://www.islayer.net/index.php?op=item&id=21
A nice widget that tells you your temperature and much more.....
You can also use Dore Duo Temp....
http://macbricol.free.fr/coreduotemp/index.php?rub=dwnld
hope i helped🙂
A nice widget that tells you your temperature and much more.....
You can also use Dore Duo Temp....
http://macbricol.free.fr/coreduotemp/index.php?rub=dwnld
hope i helped🙂
thebeephaha
macrumors 6502
Abstract said:
Well they read right from the temperature right from the computer's heat sensor so. Theres no reason for it to not be accurate.
thebeephaha said:
temp sensors built in to the computer aren't always the most accurate, many times they can be off by 10 - 15 degrees. It also depends on which sensor. A socket sensor isn't the best. Generally the best one is the one built into the cpu but its not always accessable its not on the motherboard I have for my windows machine but was accessible in previous revisions to said motherboard.
topgun072003
macrumors 6502
go into itunes preferences and then go to sharing...that should work, and yes it works wirelessly. Hope that helps.
Sesshi
macrumors G3
The CPU temp as determined by CDT isn't very accurate but there are no other accurate ways open to the normal person. The other relevant temp, case temp is determined by using an infrared non-contact thermometer. You can pick them up cheap on ebay. I've had hours of fun (actually - more like extreme alarm) pointing it at the Macbook/Pro.