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echo: bluewave
to: mark lewis
from: Dan Ceppa
date: 2005-01-11 11:28:44
subject: Blue Wave & Windows XP

On 10 Jan 05  17:32:10, mark lewis got back to Dan Ceppa 
-> Re: Blue Wave & Windows XP

 DC> Luckily it hasn't sent me warnings.  I just checked it and the
 DC> CPU is at 98 and the MB is at 86

 ml> i guess that's ok... the machine i'm currently using generally sits at
 ml> 96 for the CPU and the fan runs at between 4066 and 4115 RPMs... i
 ml> don't have sensors for anything else on this machine... 
 ml> the laptop we've strayed to discussing has a multispeed fan but i've
 ml> not yet located any specs for or software to monitor it with... 
 ml> HP XH555 AKA Omnibook XE3

I think the the device being monitored has to have a sensor on in.  
Software alone won't do it.  

My program can monitor the CPU fan but, even though it came as 
a unit, it does not monitor the power supply fan.  


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