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The temp readings are just the same as on the previous nf4 boards. At idle, my CPU was 4-5K below water temperature, about 3-4K above it under load.

 

"Normally", if you add like 5-6K to the shown temp, you should be somewhere near safe...

 

But hey, it's the same thing with voltages. Those were reported too low also, at least that's fixed.

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The temp readings are just the same as on the previous nf4 boards. At idle, my CPU was 4-5K below water temperature, about 3-4K above it under load.

 

"Normally", if you add like 5-6K to the shown temp, you should be somewhere near safe...

 

But hey, it's the same thing with voltages. Those were reported too low also, at least that's fixed.

tanslation K=C :shake:

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So mine is reporting 18-23 idle and 30 max load as well.

 

my question: The BIOS is set to only turn on my HFS if > 25c

 

if the sensors are in fact incorrect then my CPU is running hotter with no fan. Should I force HSF on 100% of the time since I can't trust the temp sensors?

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So mine is reporting 18-23 idle and 30 max load as well.

 

my question: ...Should I force HSF on 100% of the time since I can't trust the temp sensors?

that's exactly what i did except i chose not to use the fan headers on the mobo at all, opting instead to use direct power from the psu.

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So mine is reporting 18-23 idle and 30 max load as well.

 

my question: The BIOS is set to only turn on my HFS if > 25c

 

if the sensors are in fact incorrect then my CPU is running hotter with no fan. Should I force HSF on 100% of the time since I can't trust the temp sensors?

i've got a dual core Opteron which is one hot mofo if you know what i mean so my 24/7 speed FOR NOW is 1.44v 2.6GHz until DFI (hopefully :rolleyes: ) fix this

 

if you keep your volts fairly low <1.45 you don't need to go full blast

 

i use a dead slow case fan from Gigabyte 3D Aurora case so this bastard never even goes past 1000RPM heheh

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My temps seems correct now with BIOS 12/07

 

My X2 3800+ @ 2600MHz and 1.6V idle at 25-27 C and 37-38 C at full load

i'm glad you said "seem" correct.............i don't think so......unless you have your windows open with some riduculously cold ambient temps

 

pls specify cooling info

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If you flash with the lastest beta bios (NF4EDC07) and have a look back through the list of bios's you will see that the Opteron is now supported by the Expert board since N4BLD17 (enhance memory support / support AMD opteron 939 & Cool & Quite Function), then the next bios was (support FX-60's) and the latest bios clears up the issue of over volting the CPU at post.

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