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Old 08-09-2004, 01:19 PM
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it's the sensor on the mobo that makes the diff, not the prog..
I know that, but the thing is if his Abit has a NB sensor, regular software will likely not check it because very very few mobo's have it.
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likely not...........


but who knows what's too hot for the NB anyway? just touch it!
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LOL, so true!
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the touch test is the truest of all.. you can FEEL the accuracy... if it's too hot for you, it's probably too hot for the comp.. although my psu get's burning hot... but that's its problem.. :/
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ha ha ha ROFL!!!
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lmao, yeah, just open your case and start touchin stuff! you'll fidure out the problem really fast! i was just about to spray water on mine to make sure its conducting okay!
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