Abit IP35-E install query

Ranjya · 31-05-2008, 10:06 PM

Everybody was recommending this mobo.
It is nice .........except for double boot.(BIOS 15)

Problem 1
For Power LED it has 1-0-1 pin
My cabinet has 1-1-0 pin for Power LED.
It does not work. Solution ??

Problem 2 ??
CPU temp 45C
System temp 39C
Are these OK or Normal ( No OC done ) Speedfan readings,
BIOS gives higher temps.

Problem 3
I have a iBall WindowsX cabinet.
This has a funnel on side panel above CPU HSF.
Can I install a fan here? exhaust or intake ?
My chassis fan (exhaust) has a molex power pin,
so it is naturally not being controlled, being powered by
PSU directly. Any solution ? Maybe I can change it?
Suggest good fans......where to buy.

SORRY for a longish post.

hellgate · 01-06-2008, 12:03 AM

cud u post pics of ur cabby pwr led connector.

wat procy do u hav?mobo temps r ok

Ranjya · 01-06-2008, 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellgate

cud u post pics of ur cabby pwr led connector.

I will post later.

wat procy do u hav?mobo temps r ok

Procy is E2180

BIOS temp
CPU temp 51C
Sys Temp 35C
PWM temp 43C
CPU Fan 2481rpm

I boot and Speedfan reading
Sys temp 36C
CPU 42C
AUX 47C
Temp1 50C*
Core0 39C
Core1 42C
Core 60C*
CPU Fan0 1223rpm*
These * are the worry, also the BIOS discrepancy in temp.
regards

nish_higher · 01-06-2008, 09:56 AM

sometimes these programs give a wrong reading too.. i've found bios temp to be much more accurate..
try using coretemp or rrealtemp

still temps are ok..

hellgate · 01-06-2008, 10:07 AM

disable the abit EQ fan control in Bios.ur cpu fan will run at full speed.

Ranjya · 01-06-2008, 10:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nish_higher

still temps are ok..

What would be good temps for E2180 with stock cooler ?
That is the question I want answered

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellgate

disable the abit EQ fan control in Bios.ur cpu fan will run at full speed.

I hear this increases the sound from fan.
Intel says fan goes to full speed only after CPU temp to 75C.

http://www.intel.com/support/motherb.../CS-012552.htm

I went through this article very briefly

hellgate · 01-06-2008, 11:31 PM

i always run the fan at full speed.keeps procy cooler.

nish_higher · 02-06-2008, 09:43 AM

normal temps are 45-60
and the side fan should blow air inside the cabinet.u should put a fan there
no need to run proccy fan at 100% unless u overclock

Ranjya · 02-06-2008, 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nish_higher

normal temps are 45-60
and the side fan should blow air inside the cabinet.u should put a fan there
no need to run proccy fan at 100% unless u overclock

Thanks! I will put a side fan.

31-05-2008, 10:06 PM	#1 (permalink)
Ranjya Apprentice Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Pune Posts: 75	Abit IP35-E install query Everybody was recommending this mobo. It is nice .........except for double boot.(BIOS 15) Problem 1 For Power LED it has 1-0-1 pin My cabinet has 1-1-0 pin for Power LED. It does not work. Solution ?? Problem 2 ?? CPU temp 45C System temp 39C Are these OK or Normal ( No OC done ) Speedfan readings, BIOS gives higher temps. Problem 3 I have a iBall WindowsX cabinet. This has a funnel on side panel above CPU HSF. Can I install a fan here? exhaust or intake ? My chassis fan (exhaust) has a molex power pin, so it is naturally not being controlled, being powered by PSU directly. Any solution ? Maybe I can change it? Suggest good fans......where to buy. SORRY for a longish post.

01-06-2008, 12:03 AM	#2 (permalink)
hellgate At Hell's Disq Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Noida Posts: 1,801	Re: Abit IP35-E install query cud u post pics of ur cabby pwr led connector. wat procy do u hav?mobo temps r ok __________________ i7 930 @ 4.5GHz on CM N620 \| BIG BANG XPOWER \| 3*1GB 1333MHz \| GTX 470 \| 500GB + 320GB \| HAF 922 \| Silent Pro M 850W \| MX3200 Laser \| LG LD460 32" fullHD LCD TV \| HP DV6 1211AX[/I][/B]

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nish_higher Alter Bridge=GOD Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Deep Inside Of Nowhere Posts: 1,813	Re: Abit IP35-E install query sometimes these programs give a wrong reading too.. i've found bios temp to be much more accurate.. try using coretemp or rrealtemp still temps are ok.. __________________ Apple Macbook Pro 17

01-06-2008, 10:07 AM	#5 (permalink)
hellgate At Hell's Disq Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Noida Posts: 1,801	Re: Abit IP35-E install query disable the abit EQ fan control in Bios.ur cpu fan will run at full speed. __________________ i7 930 @ 4.5GHz on CM N620 \| BIG BANG XPOWER \| 3*1GB 1333MHz \| GTX 470 \| 500GB + 320GB \| HAF 922 \| Silent Pro M 850W \| MX3200 Laser \| LG LD460 32" fullHD LCD TV \| HP DV6 1211AX[/I][/B]

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hellgate At Hell's Disq Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Noida Posts: 1,801	Re: Abit IP35-E install query i always run the fan at full speed.keeps procy cooler. __________________ i7 930 @ 4.5GHz on CM N620 \| BIG BANG XPOWER \| 3*1GB 1333MHz \| GTX 470 \| 500GB + 320GB \| HAF 922 \| Silent Pro M 850W \| MX3200 Laser \| LG LD460 32" fullHD LCD TV \| HP DV6 1211AX[/I][/B]

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nish_higher Alter Bridge=GOD Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Deep Inside Of Nowhere Posts: 1,813	Re: Abit IP35-E install query normal temps are 45-60 and the side fan should blow air inside the cabinet.u should put a fan there no need to run proccy fan at 100% unless u overclock __________________ Apple Macbook Pro 17

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