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    MBM on P5B Dlx !!! Well almost, still need some help

    Well for those who loved MBM and think like me that no other monitoring software comes close to it here is somethig.

    I installed and played with MBM all day today on my P5B Deluxe.....

    Cpu and System temps are the same as asus probe, and i also configured, Vcore, +12v and +3.3v rails, on my machine all those things show the same as Asus Probe....Temps were the same from the start but voltages i had to adjust....

    What i need help with is for someone with a PSU that can adjust the rails to check the 3.3 and 12 rail voltages, and also if they can figure out what the +5V rail is....im thinking that its the sensor #5 but i cant adjust it to show the same as probe

    just instal MBM and extract the data folder from the zip, and replace the mbm data folder with it.....this is far from done, but hopefully with some help we can set it up right
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    Great job

    Running now, nice to be back on MBM5.

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    lol guys thanks but, it wasnt that hard, i just chose P4P800 Deluxe (i think) in the configuration wizard and then manualy played with voltages, it just took a long time comparing the voltages and calculating the right value, although i still cant get +5v, didn't get anywhere with it, if someone has adjustabe PSU that would really help....oh ya since i have a 120mm 1200rpm fan on the cpu header witch is "Fan2" i had to change the fan devider for it to get measured, but the file i uploaded is without the change...well anyway im really happy i just love mbm even like this its more than enough for me, since i only care about the is the temps, vcore and the 12 rail, my 5 and 3.3 are almost rock solid, but what im mostl happy about is the logging since its logging just cant be beaten

    if someone wants to try it on other asus mobos that would be cool, to see if it works on the DH, 64, etc, it probably should anyway
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    Very nice to use MBM again thanks for your effort It works fine for me although cpu speed reports default multi x fsb bios instead of the 8 ive set.


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    i also noticed that on core temp, orthos and rmclock, i guess just the way some of those apps read the cpu speed i guess they ignore the set multi

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    RMClock== Rightmark CPU Clock utility? Are you using it to throttle down your C2D when idle? It doesnt seem to work on my machine. My A64 allowed for 7 or 8 multiplier settings to throttle down. The E6300 only has two .

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    what makes MBM better then pc probe?

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    lol man better dont ask that.........lol jk, mbm is probably the best monitoring software there is, and specialy better than probe in way too many options to list.....well this is just my opinion but im sure ppl that used mbm would agree

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    I like it displays -0 instead of 257 for 0 on probe. Other then that they report the exact same here..

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    Thanks for the hard work, I wish this had been around a few months ago - I have ended up changing to the combination of systool and Samurize - but the only thing I miss is the great averages/high+low page of MBM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davexl
    ..... but the only thing I miss is the great averages/high+low page of MBM.

    ya its logging is unbetable

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    i found one bug, that the cpu temps sometimes shows like over 10-15c higher than it should, when i reset the mbm its fine after

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    ...hope it will be sth for P5W64 soon

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    nice jop Millyons

    works fine with mine p5w64 pro
    Sorry for my bad english...

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    glad it works

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    updated data files.....

    i had to make couple changes to make it work right with FCG core temp plugin





    ps: if anyone has a modular PSU cha you check if the +5v rail is the right one, im not too sure about that one
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    where can I get the GPU core temp and frequency plug-in?? I'm using a P5B-Deluxe and a 7900GS.
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    my MBM5 5v reading is 5.93v when Asus PC Probe shows 5.02... same as my bios shows. Got a fix for that??
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    my MBM5 5v reading is 5.93v when Asus PC Probe shows 5.02... same as my bios shows. Got a fix for that??
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    Smile

    I've found that Millyons data files will also work with the P5B-E in addition to the P5B deluxe. The 5v rail reads funny but everything else is just fine.

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    guys just ignore the +5v rail, like i said im not sure about it....

    when you install mbm all the voltages are scrambeled as you might know if you checked it out before putting the data files.....the way i figured each voltage is just monitoring and comparing with probe, but the main thing i needed to figure out the voltage is for it to have at least some variation, like my +12 goes from 12.20-12.25......basicly i took each sensor and tried to monitor and watch how it acts when i set it up, until i see it shows the same as probe all the time with same interval....it took quite some time to do it, just as an example what stock mbm was showing as Core 1 that is the 12 rail, what mbm was showing as +12v rail Might be +5v or who knows......

    the whole issue with +5v rail is that mine just Does Not move, its fixed at 4.99v and what ever i do or what ever i turn on, it just doesnt move, and there are two more voltage sensors left that could be it, and they are both pretty stable, so i just cant figure out what one it is if my rail doesnt variate at least a little bit, it is no problem to make it show exacly +5v but that does not mean it is correct or even that it is the 5v rail.....

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    OK I can figure out the +5v rail but i need ppls help

    put these in the data dir, turn on voltage 3 and voltage 5 so you can see them on the dashboard. and also turn on asus pc probe.

    what i need is:

    idle:

    voltage3:
    voltage5:
    probe +5:

    load:

    voltage3:
    voltage5:
    probe +5:

    try running orthos, rthibli, atitool scaner or anything that stresses the system, few apps at a same time would be the best, just to try to drop the voltages



    also if someone can try to just look at voltages for a bit and see if any of these two changes to a diffrent value at the same time as asus probe while switching between idle and load (both probe and mbm have to be set to 1second interval in options),
    so if like probe shows 5.00 and these two also, and probe drops to 4.95v to see if any of these two drop at simular time as probe to a simular value (it could be a sec before or after)
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    I have a P5B-E so I'm not sure if I can do you any good but your data file seems to work fine on my board so I suppose the test will be valid on it too.

    Running Orthos Blend
    Idle
    Voltage 3--varies between 3.16v and 3.22v, jumps around alot
    Voltage 5--5.07v never moves
    Asus Probe--5.12v very steady

    Load
    Voltage 3--varies between 4.28v and 6.40v, jumps all over in this range
    Voltage 5--5.07v never moves
    Asus Probe--5.09v very steady

    The 12v and 3.3v both give the same readings a Probe does


    Hope this helps

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