have_mercy

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So if the a7v266-e uses the internal thermal diode of athlon xps, how is the temp going to be different from a sensor that just touches the back of the cpu? Will the temps be higher because its internal?
Anyone who has an a7v xp combo, what is your temp?

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svol

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I think the temps will be higher because the temps inside the processor are slightly higher then the ones on the surface of the CPU. They also will be more accurate.

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OldBear

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I have the A7V266-E with a XP 1800+. I have the jumpers set to internal diode. Swiftech MCX-462 hsf. Idle cpu=48c / mb=24c. With Toast running for 4 hours, cpu=50c / mb=26c. Temps run about 2 degrees higher than under chip. I still think its cooler than that and ASUS needs to update the BIOS.

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