GA-7N400 Pro 2 F5

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<no_one@example.net> wrote in message
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> I need info on the temperature sensors for this mb. Tried Gigabyes
> home page with no luck. I am not convinced that the mb monitor
> program is giving me the right data.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> Why am I here? I could be someplace else.

The CPU has an on chip diode used to measure temp
The system level temp appears to be on the ITE8705 it self.

My over clocked CPU run about 55° C
System runs about 40° C

I use Easy Tune 4 to check these temps.
JPS

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"jpsga" <knowone@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> <no_one@example.net> wrote in message
> news:s783k0l8e8vkodbgrkg1e7uqkrks7ipq8f@4ax.com...
> > I need info on the temperature sensors for this mb. Tried Gigabyes
> > home page with no luck. I am not convinced that the mb monitor
> > program is giving me the right data.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > --
> > Why am I here? I could be someplace else.
>
> The CPU has an on chip diode used to measure temp
> The system level temp appears to be on the ITE8705 it self.
>
> My over clocked CPU run about 55° C
> System runs about 40° C
>
> I use Easy Tune 4 to check these temps.
> JPS
>
>

Will ET5 work with ga-7N400L board, cand seem to get all the options to work
at all.

KK

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"jpsga" <knowone@comcast.net> wrote:

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>The CPU has an on chip diode used to measure temp
>The system level temp appears to be on the ITE8705 it self.
>
>My over clocked CPU run about 55° C
>System runs about 40° C
>
>I use Easy Tune 4 to check these temps.
>JPS
>
Thanks. All my sensors have numbers like ITE8712 followed by -1, -2
and -3, in sets of two.. Each of the pairs have the word diode at the
end of the second number in each set..

I use Mother Board Monitor to keep track of temps, fan speeds, CPU
usage, etc. All in the system tray.


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