Hello again, On Sun, 2003-09-07 at 17:31, Jean Delvare wrote: > VIA chipsets have an overall bad reputation (network adapters and > motherboards alike) for sure. I noticed that there's a linear fit in the via686a.c, in the temp conversion section, in the remarks. The way I understand it, the linear fit is actually valid within a short range of temperatures, while the 5th degree polynomial is actually more accurate for the whole range. The thing is, since I'm clueless at C, I don't know if the readings output by sensors when questioning the via686a are processed with any of these fits. I tried applying the linear fit in the common temp range (temp = val x 0.427 + 32.08) in gkrellm, and behold! the readings *look* better. Now, I don't know if it's just a coincidence, or if it's actually the way it should work. I'd really appreciate your comments on that one. Thanks, Romain
