Rivatuner CPU Temp Monitor Plugin for AMD Phenom

[Asis]

Does anybody be familiar with where to obtain a CPU temp monitor plugin for an AMD Phenom 9850, is it probable for RT plugin to right of entry ring0. It seems to presently fail silently and the plugin does not load. The process outside of RT works flawessly. Or perchance RT plugin cannot enthusiastically link exterior libraries. At last can I put the Phenom's temperatures into RT's Hardware Monitoring.

[michaels]

You can see the Realtemp plugin developed by unclewebb and wondered if there is a possibility something similar to that be able to be developed for the innovative Phenom II's. You have to upgraded from a 6000+ dual core, so that you do not know if the preceding quad Phenoms worked with CPU.dll, but that is what you used to utilize with the X2. You can observer the Everest plugin, but do not desire to pay $35 to maintain it past 30 days. Did a number of searching approximately without much success, and you presently required to locate out if something like this would be probable.

[Mr.ken]

Well if you do not have Intel board, but you are able to have a try this. You can download together. (Rivatuner & plug-in) install Rivatuner 1st, then implement Plug-in (twice hit it off on C2DTemp2.rtu) config "OK" when asked, and determine to create auto installation. (if Rivatuner is working that determine to be asked to restart program( respond with "YES") then twice hit it off on Rivatuner tray image to popup main windows, from main tab hit it off on the first customize then navigate and option "Hardware Monitoring".

[Orton]

The Core Temp is a compressed, no fuss, and diminutive footprint program to monitor CPU temperature. At present Windows Vista and Windows 7 prepared (x86 and x64). The individuality of it is that it shows the temperature of every individual core in every processor in your computer! You be able to observe in real time how the CPU temperature varies when you load your CPU. It's in addition totally motherboard independent.

[jhon]

The Intel and AMD just at present published detailed, public information in sequence regarding the "DTS" (Digital Thermal Sensor), which present much higher suitability and supplementary relevant temperature reading than the typical thermal diode sensors do. This characteristic is sustained and maintained on the complete Intel Core and Core 2 based processors as well as the entire AMD's Athlon64 line of CPUs.

[Leonard]

The Core Temp in accumulation has a logging characteristic, permitting a user to simply record the temperature of his processor(s) in excess of additional than a few period of time, then the information in sequence to be able to be simply transferred into an excel datasheet for simple graphing. The Core Temp runs on Windows 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista (together 32bit and 64bit versions). Thanks to Cool IT Systems for providing a digitally signed Core Temp driver which at present runs on the entire Vista versions.