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[Athlon64] Help on seeing NB temp in Core Center

LoL That IS confusing! I suppose thats the same reason why the BIOS doesn't show a seperate system temp becuse in BIOS its the same thing.
Thanks for your help and the explanation!!

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hi....my pc is reseting when I'm playing some games and I don't know why.
so I think it can be the video card (MSI GFORCE4Ti4800SE), so I want to see the temp of the card...anyone could explain to me how can I do it???
thanx!
PS: sorry my English...I'm from BRASIL (CAMPEAO AEEEEEEEEEEEE)!!!!

its not to do with temps or ur video card
please post ur psu ampages for the 12v 5v and 3.3v rails can be found on the side of the psu
eg
12v - 19a
and so on
also post ur cpu temps
download speedfan and tell us ur temps for temp2 after gamin and before when its idle.

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REQUEST: GFX Card temp control for Core Center

Hi !
I'm using both MSI Mainboard and GFX card, 875P Neo MP (using P4 3.2 GHz Prescott) and GF6800 Ultra AGP GFX card.
I got processor/ northbridge and GFX card watercooled.
I got one problem however, I currently am controlling the fans for the radiator with the fan control for the processor since I sometimes use processor more than GFX card, but I may have to change it to the GFX card fan controller since this also gets hottest some of the time...
I would love if there was possible to add the function to Core Center that would show the GFX card temperature, and then set the fan speed according to the greatest temperature of the GFX/CPU temperatures.
Or if it is easier, if there is a program that can do this allready made, a link to it would be nice
Thanx
Regards
Flaps

There is no thing as system/case temp sensor on theese mobos.Only cpu & nv-chipset .
The temperature you see in corecenter as systemp is actually the nvidia chipset temperature .
Northbridge memory functions is taken over by the athlon 64 , thats why MSI finds it more reasonable to display
the nv-chip temp as systemp (remember that corecenter is an allround app for all msi mobos) .
Rest of the nb/sb functions are implemented as a single chip solution in the nvidia chipset chip.
So the traditional nb/sb solution is no longer existing.
The Athlon 64 and Athlon 64 FX each features its own integrated memory controller—single-channel for the Athlon 64 and dual-channel for the Athlon 64 FX. Instead of connecting to a traditional northbridge, these CPUs connect to a video card through a HyperTransport Graphics Tunnel. Data intended for components like PCI cards, disk drives, and USB peripherals is then routed through a HyperTransport I/O Hub, which is embedded in the core logic chip.
http://www.techworthy.com/PCUpgrade/NovDec2003/Athlon-64.htm?Page=5

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There is no thing as system/case temp sensor on theese mobos.Only cpu & nv-chipset .
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the nv-chip temp as systemp (remember that corecenter is an allround app for all msi mobos) .
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http://www.techworthy.com/PCUpgrade/NovDec2003/Athlon-64.htm?Page=5

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ok here is what i've found out or at least seems to be true. The temps are all messed up in both bios and core center. I tried bios 3.2, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, core center all I could try was the initial one that came with cd (seems to give same readouts I got with all the versions previous to the current one) and the current version.
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3.5 core 50C
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My first problem is about my hard drive. I just recently build a new system and this is my first S-ATA Drive. It is a Seagate 160 gigs (ST3160827AS) and everything works fine... But my hard drive appears in the icon that said "Safely remove hardware". I know this is not an external HD, is internal, and I tried to install it on a Dell computer (Dimension 4700) and it was installed as an internal drive, the way it should be, not like a USB one... so does anyone know how to fix this? I'm not having any performances problems that I'm aware of... but I know this is not right...
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If you are not using a RAID system...you don't need Silicon Image Controller.
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I agree. The BIOS gives you better control with better options.
Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 26-January-09, 02:14:05
Dumb MSI Dual Core Center. It is not the best tool ever developed. Use the BIOS for overclocking your system.

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