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Post by avsforsberg21 on Jun 18, 2004 22:44:57 GMT -5
I have MBM 5 running on my XPS Gen 2. I selected the XPS MB when setting it up. I only have CASE & CPU for the main temps and not CHIPSET & MEMORY like I see on your screenshots. How do I add those settings so I can see them?
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Post by TRow on Jun 18, 2004 23:39:08 GMT -5
Mbm Settings>>>>Temperatures Tab>>>>Visual Tab.....
Each Mbm5 Sensor has a "Pull Down" Window You Can Set the Adm1027"....." to Correspond with RIGHT Board Sensor(See Below)
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Sensor 1: "Chipset"...............Adm 1027-1 (local)
Sensor 2: "CPU" .................. Adm 1027-2(Remote1)
Sensor 3: "Memory" .............Adm 1027-3(Remote2)
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Follow the Instructions at the Top for Labeling the Individual Values.
Notes:
Sensor 1 is Chipset
Sensor 2 is CPU
Sensor 3 is Mem.............To clear up Confusion
And a New Version of MBM is out, But I see no need to Upgrade when nothing is wrong, and its only adding suport for 64 Bit CPU's anyhow.
Good luck, but you won't need it....
T.RoW
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Post by davethebrave on Dec 22, 2004 6:45:27 GMT -5
I'm attempting to run this on an XPS Gen 4. For the pulldown I have only two settings: none and custom. I don't see Adm1027 listed an option. I've tried choosing XPS and XPS WHL as the motherboard types but no luck.
Anyone got this program working for a Gen 4 system?
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Post by TRow on Dec 22, 2004 8:45:36 GMT -5
MBM is no longer updating its scripts to support next generation chipsets. SpeedFan is a program that may work, but some features I would consider offlimits, and not mess with. For monitoring, its worth a shot. T.RoW |
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Post by weltonw on Dec 22, 2004 19:41:25 GMT -5
I remember trying both Speedfan and MBM on my Gen3, and the only thing Speedfan picked up was hard-drive temps via SMART. It seems that the Gen3 and Gen4 don't come with the standard adm1027 chip.
It's remotely possible that the Gen 3/4 motherboards have a new sensor chip, in which case you'll have to wait until the necessary driver appears. But my guess is that Dell tried to save a few pennies by not including the sensor.
If you find out anything more then please post.
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Post by davethebrave on Dec 23, 2004 15:50:57 GMT -5
MBM is no longer updating its scripts to support next generation chipsets. SpeedFan is a program that may work, but some features I would consider offlimits, and not mess with. For monitoring, its worth a shot. T.RoW I took a shot at Speedfan, found the hard drives but nothing else. Bummer. |
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