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Lurking DriverHeaven
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tat.exe
great little tool, but it doesn't work on my s478 CPU. Does it not support s478 CPUs?
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/392/mirrors.php |
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HH Old Fuddy Duddy
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CDs, from what I've read so far, it's for Core 2 Duo CPUs and will only work on Intel Chipsets. If I come across anything to the contrary, I'll try to post a link.
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Lurking DriverHeaven
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so my intel p4 3.2e using the intel 875 chipset won't be compatible then? because i don't have an intel chipset i take it?
![]() BS i think. It should work on any intel CPU that has the temperature sensor built into the the CPU's core. That would include what, all s478 CPUs and up right? |
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USB 3 dot oh
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TAT Is only for Dual Core CPU's so only Core 2 Duo will work with this program. It was created to find the max thermals of the core2duo under a unreachable load by normal usage. Its used for building OEM systems and make sure your thermals are good. |
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HH Old Fuddy Duddy
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CDs, like so many other things, TAT.exe was not meant for public use. It was/is an internal testing app that made its way onto certain sites. It has a specific purpose and does what it was designed to do.
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