AMD 5000+ BE with Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H?

[Free888]

I played around with some software, so far HWMonitor and OCCT can "indirectly" show the CPU temperature. Google them and play around, and you will see what I mean

 

[Guest]

Thanks.

HWmonitor shows tmpin0 44°C, tmpin1 93°C, tmpin2 43°C. I suppose that 93°C is chipset and the other CPU. So this mobo has very big problem with cooling. And these temperatures are in idle I don´t want see temp in load.
Have you the same problem with chipset temp? How to solve this?

 

[Free888]

I just think the 93C is an analomy ....

 

[dixoy]

i have problems guys please help...

specs:
amd x2 5000+ BE
zerotherm nv-120 premium
Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H - F4
msi 8800gts 320

i'm so puzzled.. i get bsod on "fail-safe settings"...

what do you think should i do?

dixoy

 

[craneop1985]

I've got the same set-up running at 3 ghz by just setting the multiplier to 15x-core temps are 27 and 25-using a AC 64pro hsf. no problems so far-core voltage is at 1.325-running memory at 4-4-4-15 at 2.1 volts

 

[seayhorse]

Built this machine and running at 2.8GHz for now. If it's stable for a week I'll move up to next level

I have the same setup. I am using Crucial Ballistix DDR2800 RAM, and having issues with standby/rebooting. The machine doesn't rePOST and hanges in La La Land until I hit the reset button enough times to make it POST properly. I had this problem with the first mobo. I returned it for a replacement and had the same problem. I thought I solved it with some BIOS settings, but it's returned and is happening every single time the computer restarts, resumes from standby, and sometimes on a cold boot.

Have you had any troubles like that? What kind of RAM are you using?

 

[dixoy]

I have the same setup. I am using Crucial Ballistix DDR2800 RAM, and having issues with standby/rebooting. The machine doesn't rePOST and hanges in La La Land until I hit the reset button enough times to make it POST properly. I had this problem with the first mobo. I returned it for a replacement and had the same problem. I thought I solved it with some BIOS settings, but it's returned and is happening every single time the computer restarts, resumes from standby, and sometimes on a cold boot.

Have you had any troubles like that? What kind of RAM are you using?

dude i'm having exactly the same problem as you have. tried to email gigabyte but they said only to test memory modules if working. i tried 3 different sets of rams but still it doesn't solve the problem..