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wildatheart

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Nov 28, 2008
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I downloaded Fanny and I just paid for Monit on the app store but both apps show my cpu and gpu as zero degrees - fans seem to be working normally.

High Sierra 10.13.6
2 x 3.46 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980

Hope someone has a tip!
 
I downloaded Fanny and I just paid for Monit on the app store but both apps show my cpu and gpu as zero degrees - fans seem to be working normally.

High Sierra 10.13.6
2 x 3.46 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980

Hope someone has a tip!

The apps are broken. Obviously your processors are not running at 0.
 
MONIT website

  • Can I see CPU temperature and fan-speed?
    Yes, if you download and install the Helper. An App Store App by itself is not allowed to read system sensors due to sandbox limitations.
 
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thanks gents - I had the monit helper installed already, bit despite this it's still showing zero degrees for cpu and gnu - I'll have a go with iStat to see if that works correctly.
 
viewing component temperatures never accomplished anything. These computers (and their components) don't overheat in a way that requires a change in the way we do work
 
viewing component temperatures never accomplished anything. These computers (and their components) don't overheat in a way that requires a change in the way we do work
Agreed, but it is often helpful to be able to read temperatures before and after a hardware change, like putting in a different processor. I like to be sure that I haven't buggered up applying the heat sink compound :cool:.
 
IStat works fine - I changed the cooling paste on my CPU’s so I wanted to make sure I hadn’t made things worse (by the looks of it I reduced temps, but only by 5 degrees or so).
 
IStat works fine - I changed the cooling paste on my CPU’s so I wanted to make sure I hadn’t made things worse (by the looks of it I reduced temps, but only by 5 degrees or so).
5°C is quite a bit already.

Also, if the temperature reach certain threshold, you may not see any temperature drop, but same temperature with lower fan speed. This is also a sign that the cooling performance is improved.
 
5°C is quite a bit already.

Also, if the temperature reach certain threshold, you may not see any temperature drop, but same temperature with lower fan speed. This is also a sign that the cooling performance is improved.
Ah good point, thanks 👍
 
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