miniCPUheat
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It's necessary to watch your Mac's CPU heat, because in a warm conditions broken fan system can cause overheat and damage of CPU.
What's New
Version 1.3: Updated to the newest code from miniStat2 widget.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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Rockin' Kat commented on 20 May 2012
Do not try the links for either download or developer website. They have been hijacked by a domain squater an will forward to some other website.

If you really want this, try looking it up on Google.
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georgedonnelly commented on 25 Apr 2007
does not work with my G4 Mac Mini.
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Anonymous reviewed on 01 Nov 2005
So weird , it shows my DP 1.8 G5 running at 68 Celcius , thats insane !

I dunno but it doesnt seem to be right...
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asmeurer commented on 01 Oct 2005
Good, but I have no idea what temperature is too high for a 17" iMac G5.
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Egn had trouble on 09 Feb 2010
Dont bother. The site does not exist any more. The link is bad. This should be delisted.
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Downloads:6,906
Version Downloads:5,260
Type:Utilities : File Management
License:Free
Date:01 Oct 2005
Platform:PPC 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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It's necessary to watch your Mac's CPU heat, because in a warm conditions broken fan system can cause overheat and damage of CPU.


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