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Weird readout on A7V8X

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Norrko

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Hi!

Recently I bought a Vapochill-case. Everything works great but
there is one thing that bothers me. The Vapochill tells me -12 degrees. MBM give feedback on three temps.. First the internal diode, then the external diode and last the ambient temp.

The internal is 14 C and that seems correct. The external is 55 C
and the ambient is 30...

Why the heck does the external tells me 55 C ?
Do anyone have a clue?

/Norrko
 
Norrko said:
Hi!

Recently I bought a Vapochill-case. Everything works great but
there is one thing that bothers me. The Vapochill tells me -12 degrees. MBM give feedback on three temps.. First the internal diode, then the external diode and last the ambient temp.

The internal is 14 C and that seems correct. The external is 55 C
and the ambient is 30...

Why the heck does the external tells me 55 C ?
Do anyone have a clue?

/Norrko
I wouldn't worry about the external probe... On die is all that matters, the probe could be bunk.
 
lol that bios update dropped my on die temps by 10 degrees :eek:

I tried contacting ASUS about whether this was correct or a bug but they still havnt gotten back to me :(
 
I tried the 1010 bios on mine and it dropped my cpu temps 10 degrees... it was reading that my CPU temp was lower than my mobo temp :rolleyes:

1010 bios is off... supposed to calibrate the cooling sensors but it just screws em up.
 
OK... I know there's no issue about weird readouts but it's strange because the temp of the CPU is right if I NOT had the Vapochill. I think my Asus-board utilize some kind of fuzzy logic and calculate that strange readout. And both on-die and in-socket diode must be affected by the cold evaporator. Can't believe that on-die shows 14 C and the In-socket shows 57 C as if I should have used some ordinary air-cooling...

/Norrko
 
I didn't think that the A7v8X had an in-socket thermistor coz I didn't see one in there. Unless your referring to one you stuck under there yourself?
 
BoB NaPaLm said:
I didn't think that the A7v8X had an in-socket thermistor coz I didn't see one in there. Unless your referring to one you stuck under there yourself?

I don't think that it had it either. But where does the readout come from then? I'm confused because the system works like a clock and my XP2200+ runs at 2.2 GHz right now, temps seems right to me and there is one "invisible" sensor that tells me 57 C....

/Norrko
 
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