Just to let you know

[Cheese]

I got my new board up and running today so thanks for all the help and encouragement that people gave me.

My failed hardrive I used to install XP and it worked perfectly, go figure.

Now I've just got to sort these high temps out. <Imagine a laughing smilie here>

[tesco]

I got my new board up and running today so thanks for all the help and encouragement that people gave me.

My failed hardrive I used to install XP and it worked perfectly, go figure.

Now I've just got to sort these high temps out. <Imagine a laughing smilie here>

congrats. you like it? im sure you do.


btw i thought this thread was you spamming the moderation or whatever your board is called cause u were leaving this place but i guess not.

[Spicker]

see...i told u im good luck...

[Cheese]

congrats. you like it? im sure you do.


btw i thought this thread was you spamming the moderation or whatever your board is called cause u were leaving this place but i guess not.

I was going to leave when I had 10,000 posts. I was 60 odd shy.

For feck's sake.

Now I have to stay another month.

[RGX]

I was going to leave when I had 10,000 posts. I was 60 odd shy.

For feck's sake.

Now I have to stay another month.

Oh noes!!!!11122233444554433211111!!!

[Cheese]

I can only get one temp monitor to work with this board and chip (the one provided by Abit) I can't get Speedfan to recognize the board or chip.

It says it's (the cpu) at 30C idle but I wouldn't mind some verification on that. MBM5 just fecked up everything when I installed that (said the temps were 60 and then so did the abit temp monitor).

In BIOS it says 30C as well...just want to be sure...

[tesco]

I can only get one temp monitor to work with this board and chip (the one provided by Abit) I can't get Speedfan to recognize the board or chip.

It says it's (the cpu) at 30C idle but I wouldn't mind some verification on that. MBM5 just fecked up everything when I installed that (said the temps were 60 and then so did the abit temp monitor).

In BIOS it says 30C as well...just want to be sure...

in mbm5 u may have to change some of the sensors around. it may be reading the wrong ones.

could also be that the bios reads the socket temp and mbm5 reads the on-die temp?

[Storm]

I was going to leave when I had 10,000 posts. I was 60 odd shy.

For feck's sake.

Now I have to stay another month.

i think you just need us

[clocker]

Cheese...what Abit board do you have?
I know that on the NF7-S, Abit reserves access to the on-die sensor exclusively to it's "shutdown temperature" feature in the BIOS...no other monitoring program is allowed to read it.
Thus, your BIOS temp and all other apps (MBM5 and SpeedFan included) are actually originating from the socket thermistor- a not altogether satisfactory solution, IMO.

[Cheese]

Cheese...what Abit board do you have?
I know that on the NF7-S, Abit reserves access to the on-die sensor exclusively to it's "shutdown temperature" feature in the BIOS...no other monitoring program is allowed to read it.
Thus, your BIOS temp and all other apps (MBM5 and SpeedFan included) are actually originating from the socket thermistor- a not altogether satisfactory solution, IMO.

I have an Abit KV8 Pro board.

This is my temp reading thingy:



It's from Abit Guru...