If the problem persists, we have a one year warranty.Wait until the search icon turns off before pressing any buttons.Again, make sure both the console and remote are on channel 1. DO NOT TOUCH ANY BUTTONS and look for the search icon. The VRM on your card seems to be a 6+1phase design with about 180A (or more) max out put so you would need around 1.6V at stock clocks to burn it out. If the sensor(s) have stopped communicating to your console, it may be as simple as placing the remote(s) (powered up) about 10 feet away from the console, power down and up the console by removing one or more batteries, disconnecting from AC power, wait 30 seconds, and put the batteries back in, then wait several minutes to resync. The GTX 660Ti pulls about 150W1.175v at the connector so the VRM output for it should be 127A (with efficiency of 90) by default.To switch back to channel 1, press the UP button on the front of the console to switch to channel 1. A common mistake is to switch the console to channel 2 or 3. However, using CFX solver with the same conditions, I get. I'm setting the heat transfer coefficient to 100 W/mK and using a delta T of 20 K, but the temperatures barely change (you can also notice that the energy residuals don't change). I'm trying to simulate the heat transfer through a coil. Make sure the console is displaying Channel 1. Temperature does not change in Fluent simulation.if it is not, set the switch to channel 1 and then power down and up the remote sensor by pressing the reset button. Remove the battery compartment from the back of the sensor, and make sure the three position switch is in the far left hand position. Make sure the sensor is transmitting on channel 1. There's a bunch of sensors in your machine, the temperature each one is supposed to be varies but something in the 80-100 range is probably 'normal' for most of them, but of course will change a little according to ambient temperature, and a lot depending on what you are asking your CPU & GPU to do.If it is not flashing, it may need to be replaced. Make sure both the display unit and AcuRite Iris (5-in-1) sensor are positioned away from moisture sources. Remember only assign applications that will benefit from the AMD GPU, say games - once the game launches you will then be able to monitor GPU temperatures with a utility like GPU-Z. The LED on the front of the sensor (see image below, #1) should flash when you put the batteries in and once per minute thereafter. If the temperature or humidity is inaccurate, please confirm the following: Make sure both the display unit and AcuRite Iris (5-in-1) sensor are placed away from any heat sources or vents. If the AMD GPU is not in use it will be in a very low power state with most of it 's functions turned off this is the reason why you don't see Temperature readings.Image added showing results from "Real Temp". Updated: I searched for another product to read CPU temperatures just for my piece of mind that there was no hardware issue and was happy to see there was no hardware problem. Please let me know if this version works fine for you. The biggest change is the use of weather providers. This way the module can be used twice to fulfill both purposes. The module will be configurable to be used as a current weather view, or to show the forecast.
It would be really nice if this were fixed in Speccy but maybe it works fine in most cases and these are just isolated incidents. For more details watch the video Please click on the like and subscribe button For free Advertisement - Contact us on Instagram -Follow on Facebook. This module is aimed to be the replacement for the current currentweather and weatherforcast modules. The same reading problem may be true for Speccy.Īs other people have this same problem with Speccy and CPU + Motherboard temps then it is not likely to be a hardware issue in my PC but more likely as previously surmised it has come about from a Windows update. This seems to indicate a reading problem. In any case, this is how your weather entries should look. Now, if you want to override the global setting at the top, you would have to add the units: 'imperial', to the weather modules. To help with more info I installed Speedfan which can read PC temps and it showed my CPU as 128 degC (un-rounded value is 127.5) which I did not believe so starting the PC up new on the next day I checked Speedfan and the CPU temp was still 128 degC. With this set to units: 'imperial', there is no need to add the units entry to the weather modules at all. Hey guys I come from a world of using numbers a lot and tuning and tweaking cars with stand alone fuel management setups. When you are watching overall PC temperatures then the CPU and Motherboard temps are quite important measurements. I will create a bug report to go with this post. I imagine a number of other Speccy Users also have this issue.
Just like the other reports in this thread I have the same problem.
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