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    MA785GT no temp readings

    Hi all,

    i got the 785GT and a X4 955 BE with 4 Gig ddr3, running WIN 7 HP 64.

    everything seems to run OK, BUT:

    when i turn on ACC (hybrid, Auto) i do not have CPU temp readings with any of the usual tools (core temp, CPUID HW, whatever)

    with ACC turned off, readings in all progs are normal.

    I got no clue on what may be the reason. Since i would like to OC, i better have some temp readings.

    what can i do?

    mike
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    Re: MA785GT no temp readings

    I've got exactly the same thing but I also read this is supposed to be normal. I disabled ACC since I have no use for it (and even forgot what it does exactly).
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      Re: MA785GT no temp readings

      Originally posted by jelbo View Post
      I've got exactly the same thing but I also read this is supposed to be normal. I disabled ACC since I have no use for it (and even forgot what it does exactly).
      Hi jelbo,

      ACC is a somewhat quite mystical feature, no exact info can be found. It seem to help getting higher OC values than without it. Probably also help with unlocking cores in twin/triple CPU's.

      I turned it off as well.

      mike

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      • #4
        Re: MA785GT no temp readings

        is a known Gigabyte issue - ACC breaks the core temp readings. however cpu temp reading (socket sensor) should work fine.
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        • #5
          Re: MA785GT no temp readings

          I don't exactly recall any other temps than coretemps in any of my monitoring tools (HWmonitor, Everest, CoreTemp, etc.).
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          • #6
            Re: MA785GT no temp readings

            HWmonitor should show many temperatures TMPIN1 is a cpu temp.What version were you using? You may want to try another version. Not the pro version. Just to see if it makes a difference.
            You may want to check it again. Below is version 1.15 64bit
            NOT FOUND
            http://www.cpuid.com/download/hwmonitor/HWMonitor64_115.zip
            Sorry ... can't find what you are looking for :(


            By artdrivers at 2010-02-18
            Last edited by artdrivers; 02-18-2010, 11:28 AM.
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            • #7
              Re: MA785GT no temp readings

              Hi All,

              thanks for your reply's. Here is my update:

              Indeed if ACC is on no software will read the CPU temps, seems to be a bug. None of the above mentioned work arounds will fix this issue.

              With ACC off, everything works fine.

              mike

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