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Diode broken?
- Thread starter feladis
- Start date
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- Sep 17, 2004
- Location
- Auckland, NZ
it's called the die, are you sure it's set to the correct mobo?
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- Sep 4, 2003
- Location
- Salmon Arm BC CANADA
lookat the pics up there....
seethe +5V
LOL
3.12-1.85
HAHA.
-64C hey man not bad for air cooling LOL
um does the PC run fine?
game for a bit how is it?
seethe +5V
LOL
3.12-1.85
HAHA.
-64C hey man not bad for air cooling LOL
um does the PC run fine?
game for a bit how is it?
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2004
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- Auckland, NZ
you might try reflashing your bios
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- Warsaw, Poland
12v rail and 2nd 5v are pretty interesting 
- Thread Starter
- #7
Yah, my voltage on the right hand side varies a lot except for the vbat.. Im sure I have the latest bios version. My pc runs very smoothly, no errors after 18 hours of prime95. Played Doom 3 for two hours and everything appears fine. The diode reported reasonable temperatures (apart from that they were pretty high) before I reseated my heat sink so I can only assume that the reseating must have damaged it.
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- Knoxville, TN
If I remember correctally the diode should be dead center on the CPU's core. That being said my guess is that speed fan is reading incorrect. This would hold true especially if your temps in the BIOS readed normally.
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- New york, new york
if i were you i would just go out and get another temp reader, that seems to be pretty broken...unless you live at the north pole
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i would just leaveit forget the temp and the speed fan or w/e it works fine ur lucky so use that luck
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