GKrellM

From: Adam Hardy (adam.ant_at_cyberspaceroad.com)
Date: 04/26/05

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    I want to make my computer as quiet as possible and so I kitted it out
    with those Zalman copper heat-dispersers, one on the CPU and one on the
    video card, and I ditched the noisy fans.

    Then I decided to keep an eye on the temp in the pc, just in case the
    zalman heat-dispersers can't cope and it all starts to superheat.

    So my kernel's configured and in the gkrellm config I've got 4
    temperature sensors and I have no idea what is what (apart from the
    hard-drive):

    w83627hf-1-0290/temp1 - 37.0C
    w83627hf-1-0290/temp2 - 46.5C
    w83627hf-1-0290/temp3 - 57.0C
    hddtemp/hda - 39.0C

    can anyone tell me which is which?

    How about a good idea of what to run to see if I can blast the temp up a
    bit? I just untarred a 1GB tar file onto the harddrive, but nothing
    changed temp at all. Although they do fluctuate by 0.5C, possibly randomly.

    Thanks
    Adam 

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