AMD OVERDRIVE TMPIN2

Hi
On AMD OVERDRIVE what is the tmpin1,2,3;
phenom 8450
sapphire 4850
msi k9a2 cf bios 1.7
muskkin 5 5 5 18 at 400 MHZ
all stock
The tmpin2 shows 128 C is it right;
i have two fans one for in and one for out ( for the air )

False reading, simply ignore it.
They read a sensor-port that isn't connected.

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Better overclocking is acheived in the bios.
A very good guide for overclocking your ph2x6 can be found on the xbit labs web site.
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Quote from: Sake on 16-December-07, 20:47:56
It's the BIOS. Just tested it with beta v1.21 and gave me the 700 chipset message too. Also with v2.10.
With BIOS v1.1 it gave me the unsigned driver message.
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I was WRONG...
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CPU: AMD FX 8120
Memory: AMD Performance Edition 1600MHz 8 gbyte
PSU Corsair GX600
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http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/6560/cpuz1x.jpg
http://imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img651/1912/cpuz2j.jpg
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Do you have the hardware components that are needed to support BEMP: NO!
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AMD Black Edition Memory Profile –feature is available with the following, validated memory modules:
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Corsair CMD4GX3M2B1600C8 965BE (C2), 955BE, 720BE
Corsair CM3X2G1600C6GT 965BE (C2), 955BE, 720BE
Corsair CMG4GX3M2A1600C6 965BE (C2), 955BE, 720BE
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Mushkin 996657 965BE (C2), 955BE
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...or use any search engine, google, yahoo, dogpile, Ask, etc.
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