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  • multiMAN 04.06.02 - Software CPU/GPU Temp Sensor Added

      
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    STLcardsWS
    Published on 10-01-2012 03:25 PM
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    3141card has made a standalone pkg that allows you to view the internal temperatures of the CPU & GPU of your PS3. Once the code was released. Deank picked this code up and implemented it into multiMAN version 04.06.02 (CEX). You can now view the temperature of your CPU & GPU just as easy as checking the time in multiMAN. Great job 3141card ,Mysis, & Deank and anyone else involved. This will be of great use by many people.

    Update: Fahrenheit PKG added

    multiMAN changelog 04.06.02
    04.06.02

    * Added option in "Settings" - "Show Temperature Data" in Clock area (Disable/Enable/Auto) (thanks to Mysis and 3141card_)



    Auto: will cycle the two temps along with time


    Enable: Will display everything like the image below



    Download: Standalone PKG by 3141card
    Source: Ps3Hax forums


    Download: multiMAN/mmCM ver 04.06.02 BASEPLUS (CEX) (20121002)
    Source: Straight from DeanK via PSF

    Download: multiMAN/mmCM 04.06.02 Update PKG (CEX)
    Source: multiMAN Online Update

    Tech. Source: PS3dev Wiki


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    Tags : 04.06.02, 3141card, cpu, deank, gpu, multiman, ps3, ps3 app, tempatures
    Comments 55 Comments
    1. krytonic's Avatar
      krytonic - 10-01-2012, 05:41 PM
      Does anyone know what temps a slim should be?
    1. tupac4u's Avatar
      tupac4u - 10-01-2012, 06:02 PM
      sweet!! good job
    1. wigwrm's Avatar
      wigwrm - 10-01-2012, 06:03 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by bitsbubba View Post
      some of the old PHATs (as well as some SLIMs) heat up really fast, being able to monitor the temp can help you in preventing damage to your system
      If you didn't catch it, he's making fun of the spelling... (censor vs sensor) : )
    1. bitsbubba's Avatar
      bitsbubba - 10-01-2012, 06:13 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by wigwrm View Post
      If you didn't catch it, he's making fun of the spelling... (censor vs sensor) : )
      I don't make fun of typos as I'm normally posting from a tablet and end up with quite a few so to each their own
    1. BahumatLord's Avatar
      BahumatLord - 10-01-2012, 06:26 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by krytonic View Post
      Does anyone know what temps a slim should be?
      It depends on what you're doing. Just watching a movie won't be as high as running an intensive game for the same amount of time. It might not be a bad idea to get some base readings from multiple consoles doing multiple tasks
    1. STLcardsWS's Avatar
      STLcardsWS - 10-01-2012, 06:35 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Cyber Akuma View Post
      Why would I want to censor my CPU and GPU temps?
      DOH.. It was a test to see who was paying attention.. You all passed with flying colors..





      (Okay okay you got me) thanks for pointing that out
    1. jkoiou's Avatar
      jkoiou - 10-01-2012, 07:18 PM
      Dumb Question as I am not home to update and test. since Fahrenheit support was added, did this get rid of the Celsius mode? I'm from Canada and I prefer the C readings, as that is what I grew up on.
    1. STLcardsWS's Avatar
      STLcardsWS - 10-01-2012, 07:59 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by jkoiou View Post
      Dumb Question as I am not home to update and test. since Fahrenheit support was added, did this get rid of the Celsius mode? I'm from Canada and I prefer the C readings, as that is what I grew up on.
      No take a look at the pic below. Fahrenheit & Celsius can be used, (only auto for Fahrenheit)

    1. makail100's Avatar
      makail100 - 10-01-2012, 11:07 PM
      This is very cool!
    1. Tranced's Avatar
      Tranced - 10-01-2012, 11:53 PM
      Great release. Thanks to all involved. Always wanted this.
    1. Jay-Jay's Avatar
      Jay-Jay - 10-02-2012, 01:42 AM
      Plus its a cool thing to monitor when using laptop coolers on it, to see if it makes a difference or not. Hope they can add this feature to regular mM.
    1. STLcardsWS's Avatar
      STLcardsWS - 10-02-2012, 02:06 AM
      This feature is for regular multiMAN
    1. INFIN1TY's Avatar
      INFIN1TY - 10-02-2012, 05:43 AM
      Idle temps are around 67 68C thats damn hot?
    1. Raikalo's Avatar
      Raikalo - 10-02-2012, 08:17 AM
      Quote Originally Posted by INFIN1TY View Post
      Idle temps are around 67 68C thats damn hot?
      I hope not... sounds like your PS3 is overheating. (almost 155 degrees Fahrenheit)
    1. INFIN1TY's Avatar
      INFIN1TY - 10-02-2012, 10:06 AM
      *puts some ice on it*
    1. RandQalan's Avatar
      RandQalan - 10-02-2012, 10:10 AM
      I think this would be even better if gave the ability to increase fan speed too like with over clocked PC
    1. amp2006's Avatar
      amp2006 - 10-02-2012, 03:12 PM
      exactly like it has for XBOX 360 in FSD .there is an option that you can increase the fan speed.
    1. PatrickBatman's Avatar
      PatrickBatman - 10-02-2012, 03:20 PM
      I edited the original post, but it appears I can't edit this one anyway:

      Download: mmCM ver 04.06.02 BASEPLUS (20121002)
      Source: Straight from DeanK
    1. STLcardsWS's Avatar
      STLcardsWS - 10-02-2012, 03:42 PM
      Added BasePlus Download to the news.

      Thanks
    1. bitsbubba's Avatar
      bitsbubba - 10-02-2012, 03:57 PM
      mines running 160/145 F is that a little high
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