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like this:- CPU = A64 Venice Clock = 2.6Ghz Core V = 1.6v Heatsink = XP-120 Fan = 120mm @ 1500rpm Motherboard = Asus A8N-E bios 1008 Case = open Ambient = 24C CPUtemp Idle = 34C oh it didnt come out right ;/

just read a review here :- http://www.hothardware.com/viewarticle.aspx?page=3&articleid=666 says venice sits @ 22C Idle... @ 2.582ghz The trouble is with people reporting temps, nobody ever seems to give ambient temp of room their PC is in, which has a direct effect on cpu temp ;/ Or...

I have an A64 Venice 3000+ clocked @ 2.6Ghz, it is fitted with an XP-120 and 120mm 1500rpm fan. MB is Asus A8N-E With case open and ambient temp @ 23C the CPU temp is 33C @ Idle. My m8 has a 3500+ venice @ 2.6Ghz, with stock cooler on an A8V and case closed and ambient @ 21C his CPU temp...

Its not DFI only, its for any board which uses the IT8712F PWM chip. it just so happens that the DFI's and the A8N-E both use it, as im sure many NF4 boards do. Btw ive used speedfan for ages on my A8V Deluxe, but it has issues with this board, mainly te fact that when it access certain...

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AGP is not a bottleneck, its the same old story, blind them with science. Current crop of cards and prolly next 3 generations would run happily on agp 8X. Its just another excuse to make u uppgrade perfectly serviceable hardware...needlessly (unless u want the latest GPU).

hi I recently (after much frustration) downloaded the Smartguardian program from the ITE site, as the Asus Q-Fan control is crap. I found this prog to be quite versatile (although i still cant control fan2 & 3) I then found out that DFI actually have this prg listed in their support...

heh well at least u get 3, on asus A8N-E we only get cpu ;/

The mobo temp is NOT your northbridge temp, ive have the same mobo and been using the zalman on the chipset for about a week with no problems. Asus say the Mobo temp can go up to 60C If u have any movement of air in your case at all the zalman should suffice, i persoannly ripped the fan...

Hi, I was just wondering, do the DFI boards allow your to control all the fan headers on the board? chrs

ok my temps r :- 34C @ Idle 46C @ Load both @ 21.5 Ambient (room)temp This is @ 2.661ghz 1.55Vcore (1.6Vcore in Smartguardian) Im usin an XP-120 with thermalright paste and an Acoustifan 120mm Quiet fan on it:12v: 56.3 CFM, 24.7 dB(A), 1500 RPM .

Ive just stumbled upon something interesting. I was browsing the ITE site (makers of the sensor chip the A8N-E uses) and i found a program called Smartguardian that they make/use to access the ITE8712F chip directly. After trying it, it appears to let you control and monitor everything...

A64 3000+ Asus A8N-E Corsair XL 1GB 2-2-2-5 Mem divider = 266Mhz HTT = 3X FSB =289 vcore = 1.6v (1.55 in bios) Overlock = 2601 CPUtemp = 31C idle 40C load @ 20C ambient might work @ lower voltage but i have aN XP-120 on it so it dosen really matter ;)

Temp1 = CPU Temp2 = Motherboard Temp3 = Unknown Fan1 = CPUfan Fan2 = Whatever u plugged into CHA_1 (i plugged in monitor from Antec PSU) If u want to use Speedfan to control Temp1 (CPU) go to advanced tab, select 'IT712F' then scroll down to 'PWM 1 mode' and change the setting to...

Hi Ive had this A8N-E mobo a while now, previously had the original A8V Deluxe. Out of the 2 i prefer the A8V cos it had far less problems. 1) Noisy chipset fan, im sure everyone has been through this, even the rev 2 fan is far too noisy, and has to be removed, i stuck a Zalman ZM-NB47J on...