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I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work. The
latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the diode, but
it can't be right, right?


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It was 180° C. I made a mistake though, it was MBM, not MBD.


Wayne

"~misfit~" <misfit61nz@yahoomung.co.nz> wrote in message
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> Wayne Wastier wrote:
>> I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work.
>> The latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the
>> diode, but it can't be right, right?
>
> Are you sure that's °C and not °F? There's no way an AMD CPU (or any CPU
> for
> that matter) will run for more than a few seconds (if that) at 180°C.
> --
> ~misfit~
>
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Alarm for CPU Diode:it has reached 184°C
and this is on/past the value of 70°C which
you set as high alarm value.


Ignore Turn off

Why does MBM 5.3.6.0 give this erroneous reading? I entered my mobo
correctly. Asus A7N8X 1.4 build (Nforce 2 chipset)

Wayne


"Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
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> It was 180° C. I made a mistake though, it was MBM, not MBD.
>
>
> Wayne
>
> "~misfit~" <misfit61nz@yahoomung.co.nz> wrote in message
> news:9cIcc.7441$d%6.134051@news.xtra.co.nz...
>> Wayne Wastier wrote:
>>> I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work.
>>> The latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the
>>> diode, but it can't be right, right?
>>
>> Are you sure that's °C and not °F? There's no way an AMD CPU (or any CPU
>> for
>> that matter) will run for more than a few seconds (if that) at 180°C.
>> --
>> ~misfit~
>>
>>
>
>
 
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"Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
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> I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work. The
> latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the diode,
but
> it can't be right, right?

I think you may have the settings wrong. 180celcius is well past the boiling
point of water, dunno about computer chips but AFAIK the limit is around 90.
 
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"Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> astounded us with:
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> I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work.
> The latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the
> diode, but it can't be right, right?
>
>
> Thanks
>
>

Tin/lead compound (most solder) melts @ 183C, your chips would be a pool on
the bottom of your case

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"Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
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> Alarm for CPU Diode:it has reached 184°C
> and this is on/past the value of 70°C which
> you set as high alarm value.
>
>
> Ignore Turn off
>
> Why does MBM 5.3.6.0 give this erroneous reading? I entered my mobo
> correctly. Asus A7N8X 1.4 build (Nforce 2 chipset)
>
> Wayne

Have you tried manually assigning sensors - (I am still on mbm 5.3.4.0) as
on older boards that do not support temperature readings I have got readings
like that, so maybe the sensors are incorrectly configured.
 
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"Hippy Paul" <nul@anon.con> wrote in message
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>
> "Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1076mavfg35kv98@corp.supernews.com...
>> Alarm for CPU Diode:it has reached 184°C
>> and this is on/past the value of 70°C which
>> you set as high alarm value.
>>
>>
>> Ignore Turn off
>>
>> Why does MBM 5.3.6.0 give this erroneous reading? I entered my mobo
>> correctly. Asus A7N8X 1.4 build (Nforce 2 chipset)
>>
>> Wayne
>
> Have you tried manually assigning sensors - (I am still on mbm 5.3.4.0) as
> on older boards that do not support temperature readings I have got
> readings
> like that, so maybe the sensors are incorrectly configured.
>
>

No, but I will try. What is worse though, is that the latest version of CPU
Brain shows the "Current Temperature" as 255° C. Of course that is
erroneous. LOL



Wayne
 
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I had to manually look through the sensors and choose the ones that looked
right or matched the bios readings.


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Wayne Wastier wrote:

> No, but I will try. What is worse though, is that the latest version of
> CPU
> Brain shows the "Current Temperature" as 255° C. Of course that is
> erroneous. LOL

Can you set a divider in the software? looking at your reported temps I
would guess at setting it to /5 which would give a temp of just over 50C
which is an average`ish reading.

I don`t know the software as I don`t do windows but on linux on my old board
the sensors had to be configured with a divider as the onboard chips were
new and not fully supported and gave weird results.


Could be way off here but just a thought :)

HTH

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Just check the temp that is reported in the bios.

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"Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
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> I think this must be an error, or else my system wouldn't still work. The
> latest version of MBD shows this outlandish temp of 180° C on the diode,
but
> it can't be right, right?
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
 
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Thanks for your response.

I found the problem was in the settings with MBM. I had to chose the sensor
chip manually, and now it shows a much lower temp of 50.


Wayne

"baskitcaise" <baskitcaise@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Wayne Wastier wrote:
>
>> No, but I will try. What is worse though, is that the latest version of
>> CPU
>> Brain shows the "Current Temperature" as 255° C. Of course that is
>> erroneous. LOL
>
> Can you set a divider in the software? looking at your reported temps I
> would guess at setting it to /5 which would give a temp of just over 50C
> which is an average`ish reading.
>
> I don`t know the software as I don`t do windows but on linux on my old
> board
> the sensors had to be configured with a divider as the onboard chips were
> new and not fully supported and gave weird results.
>
>
> Could be way off here but just a thought :)
>
> HTH
>
> --
> Mark
> Iligitimi Non Carborundum!
> Twixt hill and high water, N.Wales, UK
>
 
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Yes, that is what did the trick for me as well. Thanks.



Wayne

"Ed Light" <nobody@nobody.there> wrote in message
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>I had to manually look through the sensors and choose the ones that looked
> right or matched the bios readings.
>
>
> --
> Ed Light
>
> Smiley :-/
> MS Smiley :-\
>
> Send spam to the FTC at
> uce@ftc.gov
> Thanks, robots.
>
>
 
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I thought so too, but after I followed ED's advice, it now shows 50, instead
of over 200.


Wayne

"~misfit~" <misfit61nz@yahoomung.co.nz> wrote in message
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> Wayne Wastier wrote:
>> "Hippy Paul" <nul@anon.con> wrote in message
>> news:c51dh6$f8v$1@titan.btinternet.com...
>>>
>>> "Wayne Wastier" <nobodyis@home.hww1955.msn.com> wrote in message
>>> news:1076mavfg35kv98@corp.supernews.com...
>>>> Alarm for CPU Diode:it has reached 184°C
>>>> and this is on/past the value of 70°C which
>>>> you set as high alarm value.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ignore Turn off
>>>>
>>>> Why does MBM 5.3.6.0 give this erroneous reading? I entered my mobo
>>>> correctly. Asus A7N8X 1.4 build (Nforce 2 chipset)
>>>>
>>>> Wayne
>>>
>>> Have you tried manually assigning sensors - (I am still on mbm
>>> 5.3.4.0) as on older boards that do not support temperature readings
>>> I have got readings
>>> like that, so maybe the sensors are incorrectly configured.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> No, but I will try. What is worse though, is that the latest version
>> of CPU Brain shows the "Current Temperature" as 255° C. Of course
>> that is erroneous. LOL
>
> It sounds like your sensor chip is shot maybe.
> --
> ~misfit~
>
>
 
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