best motherboard monitor program?

AbitEQ works fine, but not really convienent. I use Motherboard Monitor (MBM), it will display whatever you want full time in the tray. I display cpu load/cpu temp/case temp. Its always there in your face, and works great. Doubleclick on the tray display, and the dashboard comes up, click on high/low and you see present temps/voltages, highs, lows, and average, from the last time you restarted your rig.

The programmer of MBM has decided not to continue support of the program, which is a bummer for new mobos, but is no reason not to use it for mobos it already supports.

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/
 
I reeeally like MBM too, but it does not display my voltages accurately. My Mobo is on the supported list though. I use ASUS probe for voltages (cuz my board is ASUS).
 
I tried out mbm, and it displayed the my cpu temp @ 21 degrees celcius??? Stock hsf. Woot, but of course that isn't accurate. I wish that was true though.
 
MBM5 worked great for my IS7 and works for my nForce2 board great too. No complaints really.
 
digiram said:
I tried out mbm, and it displayed the my cpu temp @ 21 degrees celcius??? Stock hsf. Woot, but of course that isn't accurate. I wish that was true though.
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Have you checked the temp with another program? Just wondering if it is the mobo, instead of MBM, as it generally displays the temps that the mobo tells it to. I say generally, as some say it shows different info, but mine always shows the same info as the BIOS, as far as I can tell, anyway.
 
fstroupe said:
Have you checked the temp with another program? Just wondering if it is the mobo, instead of MBM, as it generally displays the temps that the mobo tells it to. I say generally, as some say it shows different info, but mine always shows the same info as the BIOS, as far as I can tell, anyway.
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The mobo digiram is talking about is now owned by me..and MBM is working fine with the board, so I'm not sure whats up with that :p
 
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