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On Friday, 7 December 2018 12:41:06 GMT Dale wrote: |
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> Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> > On Friday, 7 December 2018 00:19:24 GMT Dale wrote: |
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> >> Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> >>> I don't use lm-sensors either. KSysGuard sees the kernel sensors just |
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> >>> fine without it. You just need to add them in the KSysGuard options. |
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> >> Got it. I did some digging but I found it. I had to add a tab and then |
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> >> add it to that. I also found the options as well. There are tons of |
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> >> things to monitor in there. Right now, my current CPU is dead on. It |
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> >> reads 3200. Now when I upgrade, I know where to go look. I can also |
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> >> compare to what cpuinfo says too. |
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> > Have you tried gkrellm? It's very neat. Sits in a vertical strip at the |
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> > side of your screen and shows a whole load of things all at once. I've |
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> > been using it for donkeys' years. |
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> That's what I generally use. I don't see a place for it to show the CPU |
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> frequency tho. Did I miss it? |
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No, I've not seen it either. I see what you mean about adding tabs and digging |
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in KSysGuard. My frequency is varying around 3380, which is pretty near the |
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nominal 3300. |
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Thanks for showing me this, Dale. |
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Regards, |
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Peter. |
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