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Hi, Is there an "easy" (I mean, with .NET framework and no asm code) to get the hardware parts temperature assuming there are sensors to sense it? Like the CPU Core temp or any other parts. I know the temperature of some parts is available in the BIOS depending on the brand of the motherboard. So is there a way to get these informations from within .NET? I know it's probably brand specific, but maybe MS wrapped something around it? thanks ThunderMusic |
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You can use WMI to get the information. Here's an example: http://groups.google.de/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb/msg/5236fff7281d6f78 "ThunderMusic" wrote: Hi, Is there an "easy" (I mean, with .NET framework and no asm code) to get the hardware parts temperature assuming there are sensors to sense it? Like the CPU Core temp or any other parts. I know the temperature of some parts is available in the BIOS depending on the brand of the motherboard. So is there a way to get these informations from within .NET? I know it's probably brand specific, but maybe MS wrapped something around it? thanks ThunderMusic |
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