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Hello, I just built my first system yesterday. Chaintech VNF4/ULTRA MB and AMD 3200+ Venice. Everything went great, IT ROCKS!! However I do have an issue that is driving me loony. The first few times I entered the bios everthing was normal. The MENU "PC Health Status" was reading cpu temp, system temp, voltages, fan speeds, etc as it should. Oh and btw CPU temp was 29 to 30C everytime I saw it. But now it doesn't give me anything, the only thing under PC Health Status is the choice of shutdown temps. 60, 65, 70c, etc. That's the only thing it shows. I have tried everything i can think of, I've flashed the bios to reset with the jumper, didn't work. I've powered it down, unplugged everything and powered it back up, same thing. If I had never seen these temps I would think it needed a bios update, but they were there so I don't think that's the problem. I will try it if anyone suggest but I've never done that before, kinda nervious about it, but I'm sure I can. Anway I've tried everything I can think of to get it to read temps, fan speed, voltages, etc like it should, nothing seems to work if anyone has any insight I would appreciate it. Otherwise the system rocks. After I loaded xp and all the drivers it screams. wooo hooo.
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A simple BIOS update will solve all your probs
, just go the the manufacturers site and download the latest one for your mobo and you'll be all set. In your motherboard utility you should see somewhere an "update BIOS" icon which is what you'll need. I'm using Gigabyte so I can't say what it should look like for you but it should still be there.
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Just be careful and follow intructions carefully, otherwise you'll be ordering a new BIOS ROM.
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Thanx all. Just got home from work and read. I'll update it and let ya know. Still can't figure out why it was showing at first and now it's not if I need a update. Seems like it wouldn't have shown at all. anyway I'll give it a shot. thx again
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