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    Re: Its getting hot!

    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanKiwi View Post
    Oh no !

    I have reseated the Ninja rev B and reinstalled the motherboard and powered on the system but all I get is a black screen. I can't even get BIOS to come up. Does anyone know what might have gone wrong???

    Cheers

    Clear your CMOS.

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    and I didnt try the uGuru though.
    You couldnt use uGuru anyway fella.

    Its native to high end ABIT boards

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    On the whole who is more accurate Everest or core temp discussion since they both read information from the same place a value outputted from the digital thermal sensor on the core they are both as accurate as the sensor neither program is actually calculating the temperature. As to BIOS readings these are normally ~10 lower than core temp, also think about your bios reading if it is less than ambient what does that tell you about the accuracy of the sensor

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    I have just put a quad into a new build today. I used Coretemp, HW Monitor and PC Wizard 2008.So far the three are registered temps of 23,23,20,20 @ idle. I am still using my Tuniq Tower with a little AS5 and the temps which i am quite happy with
    I will seriously give it some O/C later when i have a bit more free time.
    As webby states which ones are more accurate, thats a hard one to answer

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    Quote Originally Posted by Blitzen View Post
    Clear your CMOS.
    yeah I did already try that as well, so I am a bit stumped as to what has happened. I got into BIOS the day before no problem.....

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    On my board Everest Ultimate & Core Temp show exactly the same temps. As they should.

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanKiwi View Post
    I have reseated the Ninja rev B and reinstalled the motherboard and powered on the system but all I get is a black screen. I can't even get BIOS to come up. Does anyone know what might have gone wrong???
    Is nothing happening or is it booting but you're not seeing anything on the screen?

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    Quote Originally Posted by Thorsson View Post
    Is nothing happening or is it booting but you're not seeing anything on the screen?
    All is well I checked all the connections again and one of the PCI leads to my GFX card was loose

    My remount of the Ninja Rev B must have gone alot better as I am getting a steady idle of 27-28c and that is without the fan!

    Thanks for the suggestions...

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    Re: Its getting hot!

    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanKiwi View Post
    yeah I did already try that as well, so I am a bit stumped as to what has happened. I got into BIOS the day before no problem.....
    Did you remove the battery for about 30 minutes aswell?
    Sounds odd i know but often sorts these kind of problems.

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