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Hey all. THose of you that use the via hardware monitor, do you find it accurate? When I check my temp with the bios, it consistantly reads about 33-35 degrees c. VIA hardware monitor says it is 39-42 degrees c. Sisoft from Sandra says the same as the VIA program. What's up with the temp?

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