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Well, I was talking about the northbridge, but after squeezing the tip of the probe under the waterblock I would say the Intel Thermal Analysis Tool is definitely the one to use. It jumps around 2-3° outside of actual, but was dropping at the same rate as the thermal probe. At load, Speedfan is about 5° below this and Coretemp is about 5° above this, but they both seem to be reading the diode. Coretemp is much closer at idle, though.
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Originally Posted by Lestat
for enable this future only Set "Fan Speed Control Method" to "Intel QST" and save and exit setup then after restart u can see MCH ICH ... temp and other future I test it with my DS4 F5 it works
The only thing that is this topic about - is GBtes bios bug, which shows to ppl things that shouldnt been there - because u dont have gfx onboard.
And - as some ppl realized - MCH temperature dont have anything in common with real temp in there.
In every case - even when 15C in room, and 80mm delta 7K rpm on NB heatsink - shows me 63 C
conclucion?
It doesnt work :]
ONE MORE THING - when you are writinig about problems with those mobo.
Write which revision u have - there are pretty huge differences between them :)
check here http://akiba.ascii24.com/akiba/news/...66197-000.html
wait a minute you dug up a 4 month old thread to tell us what ?
tell us what we already knew, and to tell us to go visit another website ?
and then to squawk about something about the temps?
thanks new guy
work in F10 bios?
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Originally Posted by hidi
WTF!!!!
someone just close this thread, its pointless as the feature was a mixup by gigabyte, it never did anything, and then they removed it, why the heck even ask