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What's a good way to get the thermal probes calibrated.
I've tried shutting the PC down and letting it sit overnight so that all thermal probes should be at room temperature by morning. I also place a good thermometer next to the case and in the morning turn on the sysetm and note the values of the various probes.
For example, if room temp is 21.1 deg, and a probe says 22.1 when I turn it on, I'll set a -1.0 offset for that probe.
The problem is that after a couple of mornings of doing this, they are still not matching when I first turn on the PC. Leading me to believe this is a fruitless exercise.
Is there some other parameter such as "Sensor Factor" I should be adjusting as well? (BTW, what is "Sensor Factor")?
Any suggestions?
Use some Iced water. Get a normal thermometer put in in the ice water and then do the thermal probes after that everything will be in range.
Get distilled H20 and put it in refrigerator overnight.
Take some distilled and make ice cubes with ice tray.
Get two (2) large styrofoam cups and stack them
Put ice cubes in styrofoam cup and pour chilled distilled H20 into cup
Stir vigorously for at least 5 minutes
Place sensor in H20 and it should read zero degrees centigrade
Adjust sensor offset accordingly after taking several sensor readings. Make sure you stir vigorously inbetween sensor dips!
In this case melting ice is almost a perfect zero degrees centigrade.
03.06.2024, 12:30
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