With a handle like that I wouldn't bet against him. Unfortunately I won't be here for several days.Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
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With a handle like that I wouldn't bet against him. Unfortunately I won't be here for several days.Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip
The million dollar question. Is version 2.55 compatible with Vista?
The font isn't finalized yet so don't scream if you don't like it. I'm just trying to see if creating the temperature icon this new way works or not in Vista.
EDIT: Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by jas420221
Yes!:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
Real Temp 2.55
StartMinimized=1
TaskBar=1
IconShow=3
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StartMinimized=0
TaskBar=1
IconShow=3
Attachment 78580
I'll be leaving in a hour and I expect to be gone for 3 to 5 days.
mu||et: You have to unzip the betas and copy them into your main RealTemp directory.
msgclb: Looks like you win the million dollar prize. The check is in the mail! ;)
Thanks for all your testing efforts. I understand my previous problem now. It looks like Vista doesn't like 2 color fonts very much when creating icons while XP doesn't complain.
This new way to do fonts should give users better control if I can include a font picker.
I edited it, sorry for the noob manover.Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
mu||et: No problem. It lets me do some beta testing while keeping the download size small and it also helps keep the noobs out!
unclewebb, it appears as though you've caused quite a stir in the temperature monitoring community. It seems that the major players have taken serious notice of Real Temp, and have realized the err of their ways. They're all suddenly jumping into the calibration waters like rats from a burning ship.:eek:
From my perspective, as I point and click around the enthusiast websites, I've noted that Real Temp is gaining popularity very quickly. Meanwhile over at Tom's, I've been actively promoting Real Temp as "simply the best Core temperature monitoring utility currently available".:D
Keep up the great work,:up:
Comp:cool:
Thanks Computronix. That explains why the download meter looked like a taxi meter the way it was going up last week. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CompuTronix
I'm very happy with how this program has matured since its initial release. Keep spreading the word and I'll keep working on RealTemp.
Thanks unclewebb ! for update,
now sys-try icons working also on my VISTA laptop ( Vista Home Premium 32 bit )
taskbar is also OK when minimized :clap:
Btw i personally like this new font schema / style ... just seems to me it is easier to read ..
my current *.ini setings :
TaskBar=1
IconShow=3
IconTextColor=0 .. (all others are default)
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/6...turecg4.th.jpg
:)
Thanks for the feedback i43. Fonts that look readable in the 16x16 SystemTray are hard to find. Hopefully for the next release users will have the choice of at least a handful of fonts. I've looked at so many fonts in the last day that I better start writing the good ones down before I forget. :wth:
Working on Vista 64 bit Ultimate too... :up:
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/8844/run19wn8.jpg
dear unclewebb, i change my old e8400 for another more new q810 xxx, so, the problem is that core 0 run good but don't down 25 º c ever and the another core core1 ever but ever have 32 º c with full load with iddle ,32º c ,so can tell me why this?
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/1585/realtempym6.jpg
Because the sensors are not designed or calibrated by Intel to report idle temperatures. If your sensors on a 45nm CPU work at low temperatures then you are one of the lucky ones. Over 90C, they probably all work as they should. These sensors are designed to trigger thermal throttling and thermal shut down. If we can get any other reliable temperature information out of these sensors then I guess we should consider that a bonus and not a basic feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by hersounds
UncleWebb,
Works like a champ on Server 2008 x64 Enterprise. As soon as it cools down this evening I will fire up the Vista Ultimate x64 machine but I am sure it will work too. :clap::clap:
By Jove, I think you've got it!
Works well on Vista x64.
Now, if you could...
-put a bit more space between the core readouts...with a quad core it almost looks like one long number.
-or offer a larger color palette so we could alternate core colors (obviously, with Vista's default black scheme, black doesn't work too well as a color choice)
Hey thanks Unclewebb for the vista fix!
I love the program as is, but if you do opt to go colors, I vote to make it match the 4 colors in my CPU Gadget in my above post. :)
Core 1 - Green
Core 2 - Yellow
Core 3 - Orange
Core 4 - Red
Thanks again! ;)
I dunno, there are still plenty of Luddites proud of being willfully ignorant of the shortcomings of Everest et al even on this forum, if you try to promote it here. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by CompuTronix
Every color of the rainbow for the Tray Icons is on the way. The new code from W1zzard at TechPowerUp makes that feature simple to add on. The basic feature set is looking good so now it's time to add some polish to RealTemp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Talonman
Edit: Just uploaded a fresh copy of RealTemp to the beta site:
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip
This program is the same as before but I'm just experimenting with some fonts. The archive includes a font called RTFont. You can run the program without this font or you can drag this into your Font directory which is usually C:\Windows\Font and RealTemp will use it. RTFont looks like a digital readout similar to the temperature gun I was using. It's not for everyone but I'll include it in the next major release.
I was using a very simple, easy to use, freeware font editing program called Fony tonight.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multime...ors/Fony.shtml
If you don't like this font you should be able to load RTFont into Fony and create whatever you like. Just save your new creation as RTFont and install it in your Font directory. This font only includes the numbers so it doesn't take up a lot of space.
Guys,
Can anyone tell me where the entire explenation in the start post went?
(You know about determining your TjMax and how to calibrate the software?).
I like the new font! ;)
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/7634/run20wn6.jpg
Is it possible to "jazz up" the window desgin?...make it more Vista-ish?...tranparency etc?
It already has transparencyQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower