[critterdoc]

Does the G4 Proc/socket contain a temp probe?

If so how does one generate/view a temp report?

What are normal G4 temp ranges at idle and under heavy load such as with heavy gaming or running SETI?

Thanks,
Michael

[lothar56]

there is a CSM (control strip module) somewhere that tells you the temp. I don't know where..

btw..Welcome to MacNN!

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[Cipher13]

Gauge Pro.

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[zac4mac]

Thermograph is pretty slick, especially if you have a duallie.
http://www.kezer.net/thermograph.html

Z

[davidflas]

I downloaded Gauge Pro a couple of days ago and when I ran it the temp reading was 5Of/10c that doesn't some possible. I wan't running any other apps at the time, but my computer is always on, I ran Seti and the temp went up about 10 degrees, but that still seems really low. The ambient temp was about 70f and the machine is a G4/466 running OS 9.1. Has anybody seen this type of thing before?

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[critterdoc]

Originally posted by davidflas:
Gauge Pro...temp reading was 5Of/10c...ambient temp was about 70f

Sounds like bad sensing/reporting, assuming that your cooler is a simple heatsink/fan combo where TBMK proc temp has little option but to be greater than 'ambient' air temp. Right?