ASUS PTGD1-LA mother board

[kingsknightuk]

hey people this is my first post,

just hoping someone could help me with a problem i am having. I brought a compaq SR1180uk computer base unit and i think it has a ASUS PTGD1-LA mother board but i dont know!

is there any program which can tell me my system temps?

I have tried

Speed fan
motherboard monitor
hardware monitor

and non of them seem to give me any temp info part from my hard drive.

anyone please help

many thanks

kingsknight

[photolady]

You can try this program and see if it will read the temps. It usually does for other computers but if your motherboard doesn't have a sensor on it, like some older computers didn't have, even it won't read the temps. It is called Everest, it is also freeware, and is used by many of us here. You can get it here:

http://www.lavalys.com/index.php?pag...ew=1&subpage=1

[kingsknightuk]

Wow man that program kicks a$$

my pc is not old its VERY new

p4ht 3.4
1gig ddr ram 400mhz
250gig hard drive
256 ati x600pro PCI express

thanks for that program man its well good

anyone heard of my mobo?

[photolady]

Originally posted by kingsknightuk: that program kicks a$$

We like it too.

Is the above mb what Everest says you have?

[kingsknightuk]

it does not say the model of my mobo.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...name=c00208497

that is the web address for my motherboard. I know there is a way to view my system temp and fan speeds because i can view them in the bios.

i just need to find a win app which can give me the reading.

iv opened up the base and found this writen on a big chip

A8000 D0422 A2L1410 8H11763C if that helps

[photolady]

In Everest, under the heading "Computer" click on the plus sign +, and then click on "Sensor", that should give you system temps and fan speeds.

[kingsknightuk]

nope its just got my hard drive smart reading thats all. i dont understand why coz its in my bios

i guess im going to have to wait till something supports my mobo. I know the mobo is very new coz its got pci express on it.

my bios even gives me all my fan speeds

[photolady]

Yes, since your board supports the new PCI Express, then it may be too new for sensing programs such as those you have tried and you may have to wait for them to catch up to the newer technology. As you can see below, Everest shows mine just fine under the Sensor: