On Jun 19, 2010, at 11:24 PM, Albert Carter wrote:
That might not work. I tried it on my QuickSilver 2002 Dual 1 Ghz and it never showed the temperature.
I dont believe our Quicksilver's (mine's a 2002 dual 1GHz) have any cpu temperature sensors.
The only time I believe I actually got a temperature reading is when I used Daystar's MachSpeed Control with one of my Sonnet G4 PCI Mac upgrades.
I was thinking of using a temperature probe from a RadioShack inside/ outside thermometer ... but if it gets out of alignment, it might melt or short out a sensitive mobo component.
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