on 12/29/04 12:38 AM, paul beard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Dec 28, 2004, at 9:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I have a PowerMac 5500 running an L2 G3 card with a pci slot fan. It >> still >> runs at about 170 degrees F. Is that temp normal? > > How do you get the temperature reading? I've been wondering about that > myself. > > -- > Paul Beard > <www.paulbeard.org/> > paulbeard [at] mac.com > Try �Gauge Pro� from Newer Technologies. The �G3 cache profiler� is also good but it has been replaced by the �CPU Director� from Power Logix which does not have the temp feature. I�d noticed the �profiler� didn�t update as consistently so I think it reported on the general rating over a period of time. There are other utilities in either of these packages but I hardly ever use them since they are freeware except to regulate the finer points of CPU usage (mostly peace of mind stuff). My Beige MT is running at 501.2 MHz with a bus speed of 66.8 MHz and is a cool 73 degrees. FWIW��
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