High temperature showing up on the NF750-G55 board.

I hope someone with the same board can help. It seems to be specific to my using Speedfan as I have tested with cpu-z/gpu-z/nvidia system tools and checked in bios as well.
First of all I am not familiar with using Speedfan and only installed it to check temperatures. Anyway temperature 3 first showed an unbelievable temperature of 134c. I quickly turned off the machine then I used the other apps. as shown above and couldn't fine anything abnormal. I left the machine alone for a few days and tested it again over the weekend; Speedfan now shows temp.3 at 98c.
The question I have to ask is: What is temp 3 related to on my board?

Thanks Henry but I think I will do what Hans suggested (thanks Hans) and remove Speedfan, and Henry if you go to the beginning of the post you would see that I did get a reading of 134c but I forgot to mention that I removed my gtx 260 card in case it was that causing the heating problem. So at present I am using the on-board graphic chip and getting the 98c on temp 3 when idling.
To chef jeff thanks again; Yes the components are new and I built the rig around a month ago and I haven't done much testing so far. I have been trying all the freebie monitoring software to see if any are good as I do not want to buy commercial software just yet as I am running Windows7 on this rig (I'll wait a few more months for the software companies to bring out up to date versions compatible it). I have already posted system specs (My PC) in profile signature.
Hans! I want to monitor temperatures (amongst other things) because I want to overclock the rig in the future, if I can rate everything on standard settings now before I start to tinker I'll know how the rig stands up to the clocking. I also want to benchmark the system using one and then two graphic cards but that is not an option until I upgrade the PSU as I don't think my Antec Phantom 500w would function very well with two gtx 260 black editions or would it?

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Will the NF750-G55 boards get a new bios update for phenom II X6 ?

I would like to know if MSI will release a new bios for G55-nf750 for phenom II X6
thank you in advance

Yes, there could be something important we and you should know. But please, begin a new thread of your own not to confuse the readers.
Tell the support department where you bought your things, that your system is unusable if BIOS is not updated. They should take care of it. - Best to get it right from the beginning. And! they, where you bought the stuff, may even be grateful that you make them aware of the possible issue.

High temperature after replacing the CPU T2500 - T7200 in T60

After replacing the CPU from T2500 to T7200 CPU temperature ranges from 70-85C. It seems to me high, I think about replacing thermal grease or thermal paste application. What's better? Do away with the original gray ribbon and attach a new heatsink or better smear toothpaste?
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orion9727 wrote:
there was a test done and toothpaste came out close to most themal paste.
artic 5 should never be used in a laptop.
it silver and thats a no no on mobile cpu.
use a non conductive one or a thermal pad.
the gray ribbon is a themal pad best to use WHAT CAME IN IT.
reason is that can be a shim and do away with that and no contact.
you went from a 31 watt to a 34 watt TDP not alot but it gonna run hot.
75-80 c is hot yea but you have 65nm cpu class thats gonna run hot because it old and getting a lot of work.
so you all know toothpaste might been used in tests but i not use because it can dry out and you dont know whats in in exacly.
thermal wise i do belive whats in toothpaste is very good thermal wise but stick with the gray ribbon.
Please disregard the above post(er).
I've used AS5 on thousands of ThinkPads with no ill effects, actually the exact opposite. Minimal research of experiences posted by other owners on Bill Morrow's ThinkPad Forum will confirm this statement as well. Arctic Silver is as good as it gets unless one wants to spend $50 for a tube of thermal paste.
To OP, your machine is running way too hot for the CPU in question. My 15" T60p with T7600 idles under 50 degrees C, and doesn't go over 62 in normal use. And yes, it has AS5 in it.
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Is anyone else experiencing higher temperatures when gaming after the SMC update?

I turn off the turbo boost and usually get around 60-63 degrees when playing games such as FC3 and Skyrim but after the update I'm getting around 70-75. I use Lubbos fan control to ramp up the fans to 6000 RPM but still sits at around 70 degrees. Anyone else having the increase temperature issue?

I'm using the stock Swype application that is already on the phone (not from the play store) and it works great with none of those problems. Not sure if the original poster is using the stock version of Swype that does get updated with these updates, or downloaded another version from the Play Store as Ann154 mentioned. There is really no reason to download it from the Play Store when it is already on the phone, so I assume they are using the stock version. Again, I've had zero issues with Swype or anything else with this update.

Runing SLI on the NF750-G55

Hi!
I bought the sli board because it is wholly DDR3 and a new model; the only problem is that there isn't much info or feedback on this board yet. I was seriously looking at the new msi intel based board which looks pretty cool but I cannot afford current intel prices. Anyway! Back to the subject in hand: I have never run a multiple graphic system before so I don't have a clue.
I chose sli over crossfire because I prefer nvidia drivers (mainly because the radeon drivers used to be buggy, post 10 years ago) and all of the cards I have purchased in recent years have been nvidia.
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Thanks for the comments! Anyway I thought I'd try customer online services on the msi UK web site but you have to fill in a form quoting the model name and the M/B ERP Version. Call me stupid but what is ERP (I took a guess and put in MS-7578 Ver: 1.0 and got back no data, so either I wrote in the wrong details) or maybe I should have put just 1.0.
I've never used manufactor's websites or forums (except for down loading new drivers) before buying this new board and I have built a number of computers over the years but I must say it has been quite difficult getting info
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quoting the model name and the M/B ERP Version. Call me stupid but what is ERP
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MacBook Pro high temperature...

Hello all:
I recently purchased a MacBook Pro 15 inches and so far it's been working fine. There is only one thing that worries me a little bit which is the high temperature it gets in the left side of the lapto right in the top of the left built-in speaker where the microfone is located.
As you know the laptop has two speakers... the right one gets warm but the left it gets hot.
Would that be considered normal? Is there a way to check system's temperature on this machines? How do I do it?
Thanks in advance for your prompt answer.
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suggestion to you that next time you post something research the forum before you post. the temperature issue is soemthing everyone is having trouble with if you want a program to monitor your laptops temp you can try temperature monitor. free to download. some have tried resetting the PMU
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303319
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MOVED: MSI Nf750-G55 Epp/E.M.P/SLI support?

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=141682.0

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Does the Nf750-G55 support EPP/X.M.P?
It definately does not support XMP Overclocking Profiles (they are for Intel Platforms only). You modules do not have EPP Memory Overclocking Profiles (NVIDIA Chipset Platforms).
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And if it does how do i enable it?
As you do not have modules with EPP support and since your mainboard does not support Intel XMP Profiles, there is nothing to enable.
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I also want to know if it allows you to adjust voltages
You can adjust voltage values manually in the Cell Menu.
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When i try to change the CAS latency to 7 i cant post.
Well, either don't set the CAS Latency to 7 then or raise the memory voltage accordingly and make sure that the Command Rate is manually set to 2T/2N.

MSI Nf750-G55 Epp/E.M.P/SLI support?

Does the Nf750-G55 support EPP/X.M.P?
And if it does how do i enable it?
I also want to know if it allows you to adjust voltages

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Does the Nf750-G55 support EPP/X.M.P?
It definately does not support XMP Overclocking Profiles (they are for Intel Platforms only). You modules do not have EPP Memory Overclocking Profiles (NVIDIA Chipset Platforms).
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And if it does how do i enable it?
As you do not have modules with EPP support and since your mainboard does not support Intel XMP Profiles, there is nothing to enable.
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I also want to know if it allows you to adjust voltages
You can adjust voltage values manually in the Cell Menu.
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When i try to change the CAS latency to 7 i cant post.
Well, either don't set the CAS Latency to 7 then or raise the memory voltage accordingly and make sure that the Command Rate is manually set to 2T/2N.

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Are you saying, right now that the TM refuses to work even after a re-boot?
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Is the high temperature worrying you?

Many of you have been worrying about the high temperature while gaming, and same here. Friend of mine saw this post from one of the notebook specialized forum in China, and there is an amazing guy sharing this special EC firmware which he says that it can help to lower the temperature.
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GE60 2PC/GE60 2PE
GE70 2PC/GE60 2PE
GS60 2PC/GS60 2PE
GS70 2PC/GS70 2PE
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now if I only could read Chinese and see what they said in the original thread haha. What is the temperature difference with this EC?

Msi nf750-g55 System Randomly Shutting down.

Hello everyone, Back in April of this year I built a system through newegg with the following Specs:
Motherboard: MSI NF750-G55
Processor: AMD Phenom II x6 1090t (with stock heatsink)
RAM: Corsair x4 2GB DDR3 1333
Power supply: Cougar 700W Sli ready
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Not long after I built the system (before I even thought of overclocking it) I began having a serious yet vague issue: It would shut down randomly. And I mean very randomly. Sometimes it occurs once every couple of hours, and other times it doesn't happen for more then a week. It doesn't seem to matter what I am doing on the system either. I could be playing games, or just listening to music and it will still happen, so I can't imagine its related to load. Its been a long, painstaking process to try and fix. I ruled out some of the parts it could be though. I have replaced the Power Supply with a higher quality model and an extra 50 watts, checked the temps on the system for a number of weeks while idle and under load (all looking cool except MCP), ran memtest86 successfully for a full 24 hour with no issues, as well as re installed windows 7 once. Issue still occurs.
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I am suspicious of the Motherboard along with the processor, which is why I am posting in these forums...
Any ideas or suggestions as to how I could either fix the problem through configuration or pinpoint which hardware component is causing these random shutdowns would be much appreciated! I really don't want to run the risk of damaging any of the other components...

Swapped out my first 460 with my other one after 2 consecutive shut downs in 1 hour... haven't been around to continue working on it until recently, but atleast its looking like it isn't my cards.
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it doesn't matter, software voltage measure isn't accurate you can't trust them.
If you want to check voltages [use multimeter],
or best test with another well known working and powerfull enough quality and single rail PSU
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153127&cm_re=single_12v_rail-_-17-153-127-_-Product
And if not can you or anyone make a recommendation(s)? Thanks!
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As for the AMD standard paste, sorry but I remove that instantly and add my own itty-bitty-tiny drop of grease and smear it so thin you hardly see it.
Too much paste can cause this too, and yes I consider the AMD amount too much.
Heck without paste it will do a better job then the AMD amount, the CPU has a heat-spreader and doesn't need that much.
But, it could also be your heat-spreader is broken, as such CPU-temp-readings will reveal that.
Well, so far I've seen no problems with temps. The shutdowns don't seem to indicate that heat is a problem too. I can start the system immediately after a shutdown, it doesn't matter what I am doing on the system to make the shutdown occur, and my peripheral devices are sometimes still powered after a shutdown (such as caps lock on the keyboard).
Also, hardware monitor shows it idling at almost room temperature in the post above lol. Under load I think about 38 - 40c from what I remember seeing. I'll post a load temps pic after a few hours of torture testing tomorrow.
Also, I may have only personally built one other computer from scratch, but I have done quite a bit of troubleshooting, as well as assisted with other people's builds. Now I am not calling myself an expert by any means, but all that being said I have yet to come across or even hear of a CPU heat related problem where there was too much thermal paste on a stock heat sink... lol learn something everyday.

High temperature showing up on the NF750-G55 board.

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