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Okay, I guess that the extra fan that I installed back when I had a passive Radeon HD 4850 makes a sizeable difference then.** Here are my temperature numbers:

Room: 22

Idle:
Case ambient: 32
CPU: 41
Core 1: 46
Core 2: 43

I don't use the official X1000 case other than that my motherboard is ...

@All

You are all debating about default warning values. If those default values does not suit you then you can change them using tooltypes in the docky icon. I agree the CPU default warning threshold is low (25°C below the maximum temperature Trevor told me via email at that time, i.e. 85°C).
On ...

ddni wrote:Is there a way to directly measure GPU temperature through AmigaOS? I suspect that there isn't.

A little hint: if there were one (publically known) I would have added it into X1kTempDocky As soon as there is a method to do so (that I'm aware of) I will add it to my docky.

[quote="Raziel"]Hi Alex,

You are linking to and quoting from a non-open forum
Not that i can access it, but still...

Yes thank you Hubert for pointing this issue to me, I corrected my message accordingly.

No I doubt it because files used by libtz seems to be binaries while files from the timezone.library are (proprietary) xml files. I guess the only solution is to add such feature (convert an arbitrary date from a specified TZ to another one) to the timezone.library.

Is binary port of libtz publically available somewhere?
I agree this is something that would be nice to address in the future. timezone.library autodoc currently seems to have plenty of room for such a thing

Is there a way to easily convert a (past) datetime value given in one timezone into another one?
Typically I'm receiving a string like "2014-10-18T10:05:10Z" and I would like to know what date and time it was using Paris timezone.
I'm able to parse the datetime value without problem but I'm stuck ...

It's interesting how these topics come up. I recently contacted Adam Barnes, the Technical Director of Ultra Varisys and asked him a related question about the special CPU heatsink supplied with the Nemo Motherboard.

His reply:

The heatsink is custom – we designed it and we get it made. On that ...

@Srtest

Some day I will publish an updated version of the docky that would allow you to disengage the automatic shutdown. IIRC the latest public version should already allow to replace the automatic shutdown by a custom command, just set something like:
requestchoice "Temperature warning" "The ...

@Chris

but this is even more worrying because for me when the popup menu does not show up, the whole AmiDock's preferences editor would not show up either.