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#408398 - 01/17/09 08:35 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: MacBozo]
Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13695 Loc: Columbus OH	What Giz said. The CPU's and HD's have built in sensors, even my G4 can read the HD and CPU temps. There is also an ambient temp sensor board Apple put into the G5 towers and later to read incoming air temp. _________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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#408417 - 01/17/09 10:13 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: Reboot]
MacBozo Nut Dood Registered: 04/20/02 Posts: 17655 Loc: Pinellas Park, Florida	So, the AP card does not have a temp sensor. Then, how do you get a reliable temp reading from it, or is the widget delivering a bogus figure? _________________________
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#408422 - 01/17/09 10:21 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: MacBozo]
Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13695 Loc: Columbus OH	Originally Posted By: MacBozo So, the AP card does not have a temp sensor. Then, how do you get a reliable temp reading from it, or is the widget delivering a bogus figure? I figure you were replying to the original poster. I'd say the poster misread something. It would be nice if they posted a screen shot to confirm. The card has no sensor I believe, and according to the stuff on the developer's site I see no setting for Airport temps. _________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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#408439 - 01/17/09 11:04 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: Reboot]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30520 Loc: PA, USA	Hey, I posted a screen shot, and my version, at least, does not report any temp for the AP card. _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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#408441 - 01/17/09 11:09 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: yoyo52]
Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13695 Loc: Columbus OH	I saw that, I read your posts man. But you have a G5, not Intel. Totally different logic board. I was wondering if the Intel showed different. _________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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#408442 - 01/17/09 11:12 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: Reboot]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30520 Loc: PA, USA	Just joking, Reboot--the more info the better. _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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#408445 - 01/17/09 11:16 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: yoyo52]
Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13695 Loc: Columbus OH	_________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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#408449 - 01/17/09 11:35 AM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: Reboot]
MacBozo Nut Dood Registered: 04/20/02 Posts: 17655 Loc: Pinellas Park, Florida	This is my Mini: _________________________
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#408486 - 01/17/09 01:14 PM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: Reboot]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5702 Loc: Louisville, KY	Originally Posted By: Reboot I saw that, I read your posts man. But you have a G5, not Intel. Totally different logic board. I was wondering if the Intel showed different. Well, I can now confirm that yes, the intel iMac does show the airport card temp:
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#408519 - 01/17/09 02:41 PM Re: airport extreme card output power management [Re: John Rougeux]
Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13695 Loc: Columbus OH	We have a final answer. And if that's after the machine was running for a while the original poster's card does seem a bit hot. I wonder what a long download would do to the temp. Edited by Reboot (01/17/09 02:43 PM) _________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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