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Hi Zoliky

It depend on your CPU Utilization percentage,if you run more than 70 % for a long time then it get hot.

If your Graphics cards don't have a proper OS X driver ,the CPU will load more cause your graphics card cannot perform ,only on generic mode

you may encounter this problem...Most member here have this issue ...

 

If you have a Desktop your northwood 2G I should have no worry about it,cause the Northwood is the coolest Pentium 4 that INTEL has ever produce ...It will peak around 50 watts....

 

I be worry if I have a Pentium 4 3G Prescott SSE3 processor cause it can peak around 100 watts

 

OS X86 don't support some hardware,Not supported Hardwares will make the system inefficient.

By being not efficent it will generates heat....

 

For your case no need to worry about

 

Regards

katmail

At this point is there really any accurate way to monitor your CPU temp within OSX on a Hackintosh? I thought the best you could do is just a reboot and check through BIOS. If there is could a way to monitor CPU tmep could someone shoot a link my way?

At this point is there really any accurate way to monitor your CPU temp within OSX on a Hackintosh? I thought the best you could do is just a reboot and check through BIOS. If there is could a way to monitor CPU tmep could someone shoot a link my way?

 

 

Hi guys,

 

How i check a temperature for my BIOS? I have a prescott 3G and CPU is runing at 75 90%, but i dont have any APP for check CPU temperature.

 

any help?

 

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Hi Zoliky

Good to hear that you have driver working for you in your FX5200

Check whether you have AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext ver 1.0.1 load in the kernel extentions.

Don't have it ,get it from MacOSXUpd10.4.8Intel.dmg in Apple's update.

Please feedback so that other will know what is happening

 

Regards

katmail

Hi Guedes Jr

 

Try in your Bios Menu

Advance >>>>>>>>>>>>hardware Monitoring

From there you can see your CPU temperature

 

Also Check whether AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext is loaded

 

Regards

katmail

 

 

Hi,

 

thnks for reply,

 

yes, a AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext is load, but my CPU ativity is too higth, ever is 100% and if i log in Os X i dont have way for see a CPU temperature from bios.

 

I try hardwaremonitor, but oly see my HD...

speedit kext, but feeze my system, i want for one soft for minotoring a CPU activit and temperature.

 

thnkas one more time, and sorry my bad inglish.

 

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