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Step 2Putting the CPU Temp in.
First you need to find out which of the temps in SpeedFan is your CPU. Sometimes if your CPU is running at the same temp as your HDD or other device it can be hard to tell but double check temps with another program or put the CPU under load for a couple of minutes to increase the temp.
To check the temps click on the "Data View" tab, go to Speed Fan and then Temps, mouse over and see which one is your CPU and make a note of it.
In the "Toolbox" Tab click on the TTF Tool.
This will put a text box on your design with "My Text" written in it.
Put your mouse over the text box and double click on it. This will open the Properties tab.
At the bottom of this tab delete the "My Text" next to the Text box.
At the top (3rd section down) click on Data Item then on the ... Box that comes up.
This opens a new window, go to speedfan and then temps and then double click on the one that was your CPU temp.
Drag the text box into place and resize it making sure you leave enough room to display the information.
To check the temps click on the "Data View" tab, go to Speed Fan and then Temps, mouse over and see which one is your CPU and make a note of it.
In the "Toolbox" Tab click on the TTF Tool.
This will put a text box on your design with "My Text" written in it.
Put your mouse over the text box and double click on it. This will open the Properties tab.
At the bottom of this tab delete the "My Text" next to the Text box.
At the top (3rd section down) click on Data Item then on the ... Box that comes up.
This opens a new window, go to speedfan and then temps and then double click on the one that was your CPU temp.
Drag the text box into place and resize it making sure you leave enough room to display the information.
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