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Where is the diode on an FCPGA 800e? And if anyone can answer a follow up to that... where is the diode for the Mobo temp. on an Asus P3V4X?
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Where are the temp readings coming from?
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the diode in Intel FCPGA chips is inside the CPU core, in the upper-left corner as I recall. I saw this cool schematic drawing somewhere that showed it.
As for mobso, I've never figured out exactly where the system temp is measured from. In the monitor IC is my best guess, but I really have no idea!
As for mobso, I've never figured out exactly where the system temp is measured from. In the monitor IC is my best guess, but I really have no idea!
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Monster of Rock said:the diode in Intel FCPGA chips is inside the CPU core, in the upper-left corner as I recall. I saw this cool schematic drawing somewhere that showed it.
As for mobso, I've never figured out exactly where the system temp is measured from. In the monitor IC is my best guess, but I really have no idea!
Alrighty then... all thats left to find out is where the motherboard is getting it's temp from and I can start my mission on fixing my temps
Wouldn't happen to be able to find that schematic again would ya?
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the scheme was off the Intel website- I stumbled across it while trying to find a list of pin assignments for the S370. Try a search there, see what you find- I'll let you know if I find it again.
For the mobo I had an idea- use Sandra or whatever to determine the type of hardware monitor IC your board uses, and then take out your board and look at every IC on it and see if you can find a match. I bet that would probably work.
For the mobo I had an idea- use Sandra or whatever to determine the type of hardware monitor IC your board uses, and then take out your board and look at every IC on it and see if you can find a match. I bet that would probably work.
