Old mobo, then MBM5 will likely do the job. Otherwise there are more than a few:
Speedfan, HMonitor, Everest,etc... None of which have satisfied me like MBM5 did and
even cost money to get close to happy.
I'm back to Everest's demo version for the minute debating if it's worth the cost
since it's seems to detect most of my Asus Rampage's sensors properly.
Winterlight wrote:
I haven't done any overclocking since the Celeron 300 days. However, I
have a five year old dual Xeon 3.06 that I am playing around with. It
has a ASUS PC DL Deluxe board on it that is setup to hold steady the
PCI, and AGP BUS while increasing frequency from 133 to 175. I increased
the frequency to 140 which up'ed the CPU speed to 3.2Ghz and notice
nothing bad. I do notice a little snapper response, ... which surprises
me. You wouldn't think I would notice anything increasing it just 5
percent. Now I am going to up to 3.4 Ghz which is an 11 percent increase.
I want to be able to monitor temps and stability. The Asus 5 year old
motherboard monitoring utility won't install so what third party
software is best for watching temps? How can I best test for stability
and reliability?
Thanks
