MSI KT4V-L temp question

I have a MSI KT4V-L board and I want to know if this board reads the temperature from the thermistor that is below the CPU or directly from the CPU's core. I understood that the new AMD XPs (I have a XP 1700+ Thoroughbred) have a built-in sensor and the boards can read the temp from it.
As software, I use Motherboard Monitor, the latest version.
Thanks

i figure they read from to core. the same setup as mine (same parts) with a different mobo the temps are about 10-15C lower.

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I recently upgraded my PC (MSI KT4V) with an AMD Barton 3000+ CPU. Before I had a 2600+ Throughbred.
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Strange
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Sorry if this is a dumb question but I need an answer quickly and this seemed the best place to ask...
I have just built a system with the following specs:
MSI KT4V-L Ultra
Athlon XP 2100
256 DDR 2700
350 W PS (came with a fairly exspensive case)
32MB TNT 2
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Hello Nick! Long time no see!
The processor temperature is too high. I think you should buy a better heat sink.
The CDRW should be Master at the end of a different cable from the system hard disk. The sound card should be in PCI slot 3, 4 or 5. Furthermore I think the exhaust fan should be better/bigger. That would also quiet down the system considerably.
HEY Fredrik!!!!
How ya been man?
Anyway..
The CD-RW, is, of course, Master . I put the 60MM exhuast fan on 5v cause it's obnoxiously loud. I moved the SB to the last PCI slot, at the bottom of the board, and added a nice PCI-Slot Exhaust Fan a slot above it, to get some warm air out. The ventilation in that case is quite nice now, and it's got tons of vent holes.
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I have an MSI KT4V-L mainboard and i want to connect audio to the board from the front of the case. The manual is really sketchy as to what the connectors are. The pinout in the manual says P5 Right channel audio signal to front panel, P6 Right channel audio signal return from front panel.....and so on for the left side. Also is P2 Ground used by analog audio circuits. My question is, is P5 the (+) side of the channel and P6 the (-) side of the channel? Or is P5 the Line Out and P6 the Line In and P2 a common ground for all the audio? Any help is really appreciated
Kev
[email protected]

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Well, I think it is not so danger. First - MSI FuzzyLogic can change FSB/Vcore/Vagp on-line, so it is possible and secure, second - I've try to find clock generator using random types of it. Results - MB hang up, but after PowerOF/PowerOn starts and works fine :-) I've always says that KT4V is a really powerfull model :-)
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AMD SEMPRON 2400 supperted on MSI KT4V??
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