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question regarding CPU temps and latest bios (1.8)

I'd believe the first bios's temps more than the second...
However what temps are given when using speed fan and/or everest? (in windows)

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Question regarding CPU temps and latest bios (1.8)

Hi, just build my first system using an MSI board. The K8N Neo2 Platinum with an A64 3500+ Venice. It came with bios version 1.5 and everything went smooth. Been running stable for a few days now. Cpu temps were anywhere from 38 (idle) to 50-54 under load. Though most of the time they were in the mid 40's. Which are acceptable temps.
Anyway, I just installed the latest bios tonight (1.8) and the reported temps have drooped significantly. Around 27c (idle), which is actually lower than the reported system temp (28c). One of the listed fixes for Bios 1.8 are cpu temps, but can these be correct? They seem very low. Which temps should I believe?
Thanks

I'd believe the first bios's temps more than the second...
However what temps are given when using speed fan and/or everest? (in windows)

MOVED: Question on CPU VID and CPU voltage.

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I don't own a Neo2 anymore, although I wish I did. IMO it is THE best s939 AGP board out there. It is good to hear there is some dividers available in the BIOS now too, lol.
Anyway, if you mess with the different CPU voltage settings, you are sure to find a combo that puts it right where you want it. And I measured the vcore directly off of the board with a mm - I don't usually trust apps for that sort of thing when pushing 1.7+ volts into a 90nm or 65nm CPU.
It is also my experience that Ntune should only be used in case of emergency, if all else fails. I have had nothing but problems with that stupid program and I wouldn't touch it again with your PC if I had the choice. If you've got clockgen, A64 Info, and Core Center, you can rule the world.

Weired voltage cpu temp and fan speed readings

Built this system last week when i install core center I get no 3.3 v readings. cpu temp plays between 18c to 60c and the fan speed from 800 t0 6000rpm. Check in the bios all voltage readings are fine but cpu temp and fan readins can be way off. Also installed lastest versions of mbm and get the same results. Flashed bios to latest version also. Cool and quiet is not activated. Weired thing everything runs fine. motherboard k8t neo2 cpu amd 64 3500 memory corsair 3200LL 1024 video card BFG 6800gt sound Audigy 2 hard drive WD 120 sata liteon dvd rom and cd-r power supply Antec 480watt neo power Everything is at stock speeds with all latest drivers and xp sp2. Don't know what can be the problem. Please help not the first systeme I have built but first time I encounter this problem. Tried 3 different psu for testing and get the same result.

Well sorry to say I solved the problem for good. Contacted MSI support. Only answer I got was Maybe the board was bad. Got it exchanged from the store and got an Asus av8 deluxe rev.2 instead. Everything runs fine. It was my first MSI board and sad to say it gave me a lot of headaches and configeration problems. The new setup ran great on the first try. Don't think I will buy MSI again in the near future.

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- Is it OK to have everything on one switch but set each respective portgroup to having a primary and failover NIC i.e FT, ISCSI and all the others failover (this would sort of give you a backup in situations where you have limited physical NICs.
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During the VCAP exam for example (not knowing in advance how many physical NIC's will be available to me) how would I know which stuff I should segregate on its own separate switch? Is there some sort of ranking order of priority /importance? FT for example I would rather not stick on its own dedicated switch if I could only afford to give it a single NICs since this to me seems like a failover risk.

I know the answer to this probably depends on however many physical NICs you have at your disposal however I wondered if there are any golden 100% rules for example FT must absolutely be on its own switch with its own NICs even at the expence of reduced resiliency should the absolute worst happen? Obviously I know its also best practice to seperate NICs by vender and hosts by chassis and switch etc

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-D
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Few questions regarding Oracle Scorecard and strategy management.

Hi,
I have following questions regarding Oracle Scorecard and strategy management:
1. What are the ways in which i can show status of a KPI, like we have colors and symbols, what are others?
2. can we keep log of KPIs, store them, keep report of feedback/action taken on that?
3. Does Scorecard and strategy management have ability to retain history on feedback and log of
entries i.e. date/time, user name?
4. Does Scorecard and strategy management have ability to use common mathematical formulas e.g. median, average, percentiles. Describe.?
Thanks in advance for your help.

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I got a question regarding running iOs and Windows using virtual software.

Greetings!
I got a question regarding running iOs and Windows using virtual software. I recently bought a monitor so I can display Windows on it and run both OS at the same time.Now,I'm using BootCamp. I downloaded VirtualBox for "tranferring" Windows on it. Since I'm a new iOs user , what do I need to do in order to make work?
Do I need to un-install Windows from BootCamp,install VirtualBox and then install them again?
Any information would be appreciate it!

That should work to use OS X, you can run MS Windows using Virtual Box and use a seperate display for the Virtual Box window. That way you can run OS X and MS Windows simultaneously. However remember Virtual Box is freeware and not a commercial application like Parallels or VMWare Fusion and may not have the features of a commercial application. Support for Windows run in any virtualization application (Virtual Box, Parallels or Fusion) is not generally done on this forum as they are not OS X related. To get help on those apps you usually will need to go to their forums.
Remember IOS will not run on either OS X or MS Windows, it only works on IOS devices.
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CPU Temp and Fan Speed

Hi
According to SMC Fan Control and iStat my CPU is running at 74C currently and often 90C under light load with associated fan speed of 6200 rpm. I have checked activity monitor and very little load on CPU jsut safari and Activity Monitor have any significant usage ( 10% ish). Is this a 'normal' CPU temp and if not are there any ways to check cooling or in crease cooling, ultimately to keep the fan low and noise down,battery life up??
many thanks

thanks for the response.
'All processes' is selected - showing 50-70% CPU idle. MacBook has good ventilation, sitting on a hard table. I upgraded the HD a while ago, to a 7200 rpm 320GB unit, would this make a difference?

Is there a free app that allows me to show cpu temp and fan speed in menu bar?

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CPU Temp and Bios?

I have my Athlon 2100+ installed with a volcano 6 into my KT3-Ultra ARU board. Is 40-41C a good temp (from bios)? FSB is at 133, case temp was 29C and room temp was 68F.
Does MSI put the new bios on the board during production? It appears my board came with bios version 5.4 already installed and I just want to make sure it's not a glictch.
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Hi I think as MSI manufactures thier boards ,they update to the latest bios as they put out new ones,because when I bought my TURBO2, it came with the then latest bios 3.2. So if you see 5.4 ,thats what you got. Regards, BIGDADDY51 CT USA

K7N2GM-L 6777 BIOS doesnt correctly detect CPU temp and FAN speed

Hello,
I use a K7N2GM-L 6777 mobo with a amd 1800+ and a arctic copper silent 2tc.
the mobo isnt able to detect the right cpu temperature and cpu fan speed in bios.
did anyone experienced that problem??
i already updated to the latest bios V1.6 but no change !!
the cpu temp is shown about 6°C/42°F and the fan speed is 0 rpm !!!
but the system temp is shown correctly (21°C/69°F (when i just started the system))
any idea
greetz,
fba

Hello!
It has been heard of before, yes, but your board is rather new so I don't think it has had an issue yet.
There is normally a sensor on the processor. If it does on your processor I can't say. If there isn't a sensor on the processor, or if it is covered with thermal grease, or otherwise damaged, BIOS and all programs that read BIOS data will be wrong.
Bit off: I'm speculating in that HSF, and I wonder how good and quiet it is. Been recommended by a store nearby.

Latest upgrade - have you noticed a BIG change in CPU temp and fan activity

I have just installed the latest update which included the Mac OS X Update 10.5.7.
Prior to this, the CPU temperature was averaging 100, fan speed approx 2-3k, no matter what I did. Checking the ACtivity Monitor showed no runaway programmes.
Now CPU temp is 56, fan speed 1k.
The battery pack no longer is hot enough to fry an egg.
Has anyone experienced such changes?
I wonder if this relates to the very poor battery life/usage associated with these MBP originals?
royuk

thanks for the response.
'All processes' is selected - showing 50-70% CPU idle. MacBook has good ventilation, sitting on a hard table. I upgraded the HD a while ago, to a 7200 rpm 320GB unit, would this make a difference?

Questions regarding xft fonts, and awesome wm

Hi, I just tried ArchLinux yesterday and loving it!
I use JWM, but am very interested in dwm/awesome wm. I do have some questions:
1. On a thread in the forum, it is mentioned that dwm has no Xft support. How useful exactly is Xft? Would it impact on design work involving GIMP/Inkscape/Scribus?
2. Does awesome have Xft support?
3. I installed awesome, but I have no idea on what keys to use. The shortcuts are different from dwm. I tried to look for quick tutorial just to get the basics (dwm has one on their website), but seems like all documentation I found have none of that section and go straight to configuration.
Do I actually have to configure the wm before I can use it at a very basic level?
4. I would like to do some more comparison between wms, trying to find a good balance for me in regards of lightness and functions I need. However, I have no idea on what to use to keep track of cpu/memory usage for all the wms. What's a good way to do this?
Thank you in advance.

Welcome to Arch!
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2. Awesome uses pango for font rendering, which is even better than xft.
3. Look at the man page for default key bindings. It's more or less usable out of the box, but you will definitely want to customize it somehow.
4. A good system monitor is htop. Install it from the repos and run it from a terminal.
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T510 datasheet CPU temp and temperature in general

Hi all
I have a T510 4313CTO and I love it.
I sometimes run programs that are very CPU intensive i.e Max's the CPU and sure enough the fan kicks in to keep it cool. However I notice that the CPU Temp reached 80 degrees, when it had been running at 100% CPU for 30 mins or so.
I am looking for a datasheet or similar regarding the temperature of the CPU and other parts (if they have temperature sensors)
I don't have any problem - just looking for data
Regards
J
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given that you have the i7 dual core and the nvidia GPU then the temperature you experienced is quite normal for a cpu running 100% load for 30 minutes.
Regards,
Jin Li
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