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Works great on my C2D (ok, the first values are not shown).

And its much more than only an thermal sensor :DMHZ values and mVolt values are also shown right!

THANKS!

I would also post that in the speedstep Thread (superhai) - also useful there.

At the screenshoot you see the menue with vales from speedtesp/CPUMConrol (both superhai).

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Works great on my C2D (ok, the first values are not shown).

And its much more than only an thermal sensor :)MHZ values and mVolt values are also shown right!

THANKS!

I would also post that in the speedstep Thread (superhai) - also useful there.

At the screenshoot you see the menue with vales from speedtesp/CPUMConrol (both superhai).

 

No problem...glad it helped you. Now if only someone can get this to read the other 2 cores for the quads. :P

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Works here. But, as FavleX said, it occasionaly loads CPU at 100% and system becomes unresponsive.

Is there any other way to read CPU temperatures?

 

I've already tried Temperature Monitor (also installing it's Additional x86 Drivers), but it doesn't work too.

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i've tried to dl this from here and pcwiz's link and i get decompression failed everytime. Can someone upload it in a SIT or RAR file? TIA

Try extract that zip file using "betterzip" ... here it works fine

 

hope that help 

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Of all the screenshots posted, unless you were actually doing something demanding while running MSRTools, Speedstepping seems to be working only for Goron, Mitch and myself. More information on how to get it working in this thread:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=181631

 

MSRTools Snow Leopard version here (32-bit only):

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...t&p=1259137

 

Core 2 Duo E8500 with native speedstepping

Running @ 2GHz, 37 degrees celsius, lowest supported multiplier and voltage:

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Snow Leopard version here (32-bit only):

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...t&p=1259137

 

Thanks , really unique tool i am using with 10.5.

But i always have the problem of freezing (kernel cpu overload) after some time (specially if i run an app / bench).

I posted this to the link above. Would be fine if that freeze problem could be fixed if the source would be available and some heros look in that.

I believe the problem must be in the .kext of msr not the main app.

 

That SL version (link last post) seems to work also on 10.5.

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