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VK4XAC > CPU 13.04.05 23:14l 55 Lines 1603 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: CPU Temperatures - Normal???
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From: VK4XAC@VK4WIE.#BNE.QLD.AUS.OC
To : CPU@WW
Hi Dem (Demetrius),
On my server with the ASUS mother board, it has it's own monitor program. It
seems to work ok and you can set alarms and shut down temps. It starts on boot
and runs in the back ground.
I will do a search for the generic version as you have suggested and have a
look at that one.
The fridge idea is a good one... LOL. I have my sever in the garage and it
does get hot in there during summer. I normally turn it off during the day and
run it as required, at night. It has some noisy fans, hence the garage. When
it falls over, I will get a silent fan model and have it in my study which is
airconditioned for summer.
Solar works very well here. I have a solar panel which charges two deep cycle
batteries. I am able to run my packet station and my 2 metre station with this
during power outages. Happens during summer storms mostly or if someone runs
into a power pole!!
Thanks for your imput Dem.
>
> From: G0TSU@GB7WSX.#32.GBR.EU
> To : CPU@WW
>
>
> Hi Al, Dem here again...
>
> I'd start getting worried at 65 degrees
> the bios is set to alarm at 65 & shutdown at 68
>
> Try searching the web for a program called mbm
> MotherBoardMonitor, will show your available sensors.
>
> Surely with all that fabulous sunlight (great envy)
> you'd get an old fridge and some
> solar cells/batteries/inverter
> you can guess the rest...
>
> 73 Demetrius
73 - Al, VK4XAC @ VK4WIE.#BNE.QLD.AUS.OC
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