ga-7vrxp temps

[ib69nu]

does the ga-7vrxp read from an in-socket thermisistor, or an on-chip diode. because if it is the on-chip then my temps might seem normal (48load at stock speed on an 1800+) and i also didnt see a thermisistor in the socket. does anybody have any links to help me or just knowledge would be great
thanks

 

[cwb27]

If it's v2.0 (like mine) it's the on die diode, if it's anything prior it's in socket. Your temps seems little high though for stock speed. I have a 2000 with a V7+ and I idle at 34C

 

[VNg7353752]

CWB27, that's good temp! I idle at 44C w/ 139fsb.

 

[kneedragger124]

revision 2.0 reads from the on chip diode ; revisions 1 and 1.1 have a thermistor under the cpu . That's why the 2.0 supports temperature shutdown protection in the bios and the others don't.

I see alot of different readings on different boards like these ; I wouldn't trust too much those temps. they are only good for your own reference , not for the accuracy of the displayed values...

 

[kwoon]

i have the rev 2.0 and say my tbird at 50 c
but i already running for three months and its still ok maybe the rev 2.0 has the wrong detection of the temperature

 

[masitti]

i have the rev 2.0 and say my tbird at 50 c
but i already running for three months and its still ok maybe the rev 2.0 has the wrong detection of the temperature

Tbird doesn't read from diode, so that is probably why.

 

[kwoon]

ok thxx for the information