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Hi, This Script gives you the ability to manage your Console-Temperature directly with Aurora. Script: Icon: Name: Temperature Manager Description: "This script displays and manages your fan speed and target temperatures." What it does: - Displays you the current CPU, GPU, RAM and CASE Temperature in Celcius (°C) - Displays you the current FAN-Speed - The Values are updated every Second (live), without refreshing the Scene - Optional: Sets the Target Temperatures permanently. (requires reboot) - Optional: Sets Fan-Speed temporarily. (lost after reboot) Screens Why did i create this?: Hmm, don't remember. What are the benefits?: - You can watch temperatures live - You can set permanent target Temps (Reboot required) - You can set temporary Fan-Speed (no Reboot required) - You can finally stop for asking Fan-Speed Features Disclaimer Be aware. Even though the given values should be in a safe range, i don't recommend setting anything above 70°C and under 30% Fan-Speed. If your console burns down, i won't help you. Is it final?: It's Version 1.0 Anyone who wants to contribute, can report Bugs, Suggest Features/Fixes or extend by using GitHub or this Thread. Where is the download?: When it's released, with the Aurora Script Repo, you can download it directly to your console. There was a canceled Version: TemperatureManagerCanceledVersion.zip

imma answer these for you: 1) games have always been able to run off the HDD via modded console("always" is a loose term), and the rest of this answer i'll follow in the next question. 2) NOW you can, before you COULD NOT. your kernel has to be 17349 or higher. ever since that dash, they removed the special USB limits, and allowed STOCK/Retail units to store games/XBLA/DLC/TU's on a fat32 usb drive. 3) quite possibly if you setup said drive as your system drive, but you would need no internal hdd.(this is a theory, NOT tested) 3.1) someone would need to test a retail unit with this, as like i said, they changed usb stuff, and maybe if you set usb as system drive, and put in an OG game, they might have a different setup for this.. as i stated, all theory and no facts. havent tried this game, theoretically it could. i know for a fact MTS5 you can not. i tried to test that particular game, and you would need an internal hdd. OFC they could have fixed this "bug" since then, seeing as they are supposed to allow external hdds to be system drives.

1 Yes you can. Retro compatibility games (Xbox Classic) will only work if you have it. Some games (rarely) only work on it. 2 It is preferable to have DLCs and game content on separate HDs, but this is not a rule. 3 Games can be on any HD but as I said above, HDDX compatibility is only installed on the internal HD