9CJS Zenith Vdimm voltage warning in Apogee

[Guest]

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I built the system a few weeks ago and I did notice in the Apogee display
that the Vdimm voltage wasn't displayed but all other voltages show normal.
Really didn't think much of it because everything is working fine. Now
after all these weeks, Apogee comes up with a warning message saying
"Warning can't get Vdimm voltage".

What is Vdimm anyway? I'm assuming it's for the memory, but don't know for
sure. Could it be the sensor isn't working? The computer is working great
and have had know problems.

Any help or information will be appreciated.

 

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I have vdimm showing on my apogee

but not vchip




"jlcarriere" <jlcarriere@charter.net> wrote in message
news:yuXLd.2192$xf3.1219@fe03.lga...
> I built the system a few weeks ago and I did notice in the Apogee display
> that the Vdimm voltage wasn't displayed but all other voltages show
normal.
> Really didn't think much of it because everything is working fine. Now
> after all these weeks, Apogee comes up with a warning message saying
> "Warning can't get Vdimm voltage".
>
> What is Vdimm anyway? I'm assuming it's for the memory, but don't know
for
> sure. Could it be the sensor isn't working? The computer is working
great
> and have had know problems.
>
> Any help or information will be appreciated.
>
>

 

[pat]

Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.chaintech (More info?)

Seems that Apogee O/C utility is a great idea, but badly
implemented... I also have 2 values not showing up. Don't know why.

Any chance changing the parameters in Apogee without crashing the
system? If I go up or down only 1Mhz on my FSB, the system crashes
automatically after 2 seconds I press apply. I can do anything I want
in the BIOS 🙂.




"Ginchy" <avmaster@BBBBBbtinternet.com> wrote in message news:<ctr9eq$lcs$1@hercules.btinternet.com>...
> I have vdimm showing on my apogee
>
> but not vchip
>
>
>
>
> "jlcarriere" <jlcarriere@charter.net> wrote in message
> news:yuXLd.2192$xf3.1219@fe03.lga...
> > I built the system a few weeks ago and I did notice in the Apogee display
> > that the Vdimm voltage wasn't displayed but all other voltages show
> normal.
> > Really didn't think much of it because everything is working fine. Now
> > after all these weeks, Apogee comes up with a warning message saying
> > "Warning can't get Vdimm voltage".
> >
> > What is Vdimm anyway? I'm assuming it's for the memory, but don't know
> for
> > sure. Could it be the sensor isn't working? The computer is working
> great
> > and have had know problems.
> >
> > Any help or information will be appreciated.
> >
> >

 

[Guest]

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Mines works perfect and I have my P4 2.4 running at 2.7 using apogee

On the o/c side that is!

"Pat" <p_boucher@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:defa5822.0502281013.5a2f187e@posting.google.com...
> Seems that Apogee O/C utility is a great idea, but badly
> implemented... I also have 2 values not showing up. Don't know why.
>
> Any chance changing the parameters in Apogee without crashing the
> system? If I go up or down only 1Mhz on my FSB, the system crashes
> automatically after 2 seconds I press apply. I can do anything I want
> in the BIOS 🙂.
>
>
>
>
> "Ginchy" <avmaster@BBBBBbtinternet.com> wrote in message
news:<ctr9eq$lcs$1@hercules.btinternet.com>...
> > I have vdimm showing on my apogee
> >
> > but not vchip
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "jlcarriere" <jlcarriere@charter.net> wrote in message
> > news:yuXLd.2192$xf3.1219@fe03.lga...
> > > I built the system a few weeks ago and I did notice in the Apogee
display
> > > that the Vdimm voltage wasn't displayed but all other voltages show
> > normal.
> > > Really didn't think much of it because everything is working fine.
Now
> > > after all these weeks, Apogee comes up with a warning message saying
> > > "Warning can't get Vdimm voltage".
> > >
> > > What is Vdimm anyway? I'm assuming it's for the memory, but don't
know
> > for
> > > sure. Could it be the sensor isn't working? The computer is working
> > great
> > > and have had know problems.
> > >
> > > Any help or information will be appreciated.
> > >
> > >