Temp offset on A7N8X-E deluxe

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The ASUS Probe default for CPU temp threshold is 72 C which make me think
that 72 - 65 = 7 degrees

Does subtracting 7 degrees C to get the actual temp sound right?

I know this is from the socket probe and that the last I heard that you
can't get a CPU die temp from the A7N8X-E
 
Leadfoot said:
The ASUS Probe default for CPU temp threshold is 72 C which make me think
that 72 - 65 = 7 degrees

Does subtracting 7 degrees C to get the actual temp sound right?

I know this is from the socket probe and that the last I heard that you
can't get a CPU die temp from the A7N8X-E
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I can get the CPU die temp from my A7N8X-X (Barton 3000+), so I should
imagine you can get the die temp from the A7N8X-E.

Google for MBM5 (Motherboard Monitor 5) and use the A7N8X-E preset in the
config menu when you have it installed.
 
The ASUS Probe default for CPU temp threshold is 72 C which make me think
that 72 - 65 = 7 degrees

Does subtracting 7 degrees C to get the actual temp sound right?

I know this is from the socket probe and that the last I heard that you
can't get a CPU die temp from the A7N8X-E
Click to expand...

In one of AMD's tech docs they claim on average of 8C difference from
socket to CPU die temps, which I believe was at idle and not full loads.

Reading the CPU temp from the socket and die on my "A7N8X" with Prime95
running I've seen as much as a 14C difference between the two reported
temps.

btw, the max die temp on Athlon XP's is 85C. ;p
Ed
 
Phil said:
I can get the CPU die temp from my A7N8X-X (Barton 3000+), so I should
imagine you can get the die temp from the A7N8X-E.

Google for MBM5 (Motherboard Monitor 5) and use the A7N8X-E preset in the
config menu when you have it installed.
Click to expand...


Yep tried that when I first got my board in april, tried it again this
evening and no good. No die temp on an 'E' with the LAST version of MBM.
 
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