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  1. 26-02-2004, 03:30 PM #1
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    LN 6654: MSI Mega PC 180 ( AMD - Nforce 2 based barebone system )

    I’ve just spoke to a customer regarding this system, he was worried that the temp in the bios was showing 70 degrees.

    After he spoke with MSI they informed him that this was nothing to worry about and advised him to use the PC Alert 4 software that comes with the system or downloadable from their website, upon installing this it reported his CPU temp in windows as 34 degrees ( bios still shows 70 degrees).

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