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There's a program called UnknownDevices that'll help.
That would be great, except it's a Dell in the picture... site kinda looks slapped together doesn't it?
Try to undervolt the one you have before you go and buy something. Use RMClock.
Ram. You need more of it. 1gb of ddr2 ram is just not enough. 2gb, or even 4gb if you can afford it.
There's the Athlon 4000+ too. But it's twice as hot as the ML-44.
http://maps.bpl.org/pub/zoom/05/01/0...oup0/3-0-0.jpg Play around with the numbers in the filename. I think 3 is the zoom level, the last zero looks like it indexes the individual pieces of the map. It doesn't look like you can get it...
And this isn't anything new, Speedfan just happened to add support for it recently. Before that a prog called CoreTemp was used. It's an on-die sensor, meaning the interface is controlled by Intel/AMD, and has been there/been the same...
On-die sensors have been standard on all recent cpus.
There are two kinds, PATA and SATA. Yours is most likely SATA, but it doesn't hurt to check.
Desktops tend to not go for much... the problem with 600 being a brand new faster one would be at that price... BTW, is the 19" an LCD or CRT?
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