===== Original Message From unixuser@flashmail.com ===== Hello all

Recently, there have been a number of threads here about Asus (A7V133 - A7V133A - A7M266) motherboards running at

abnormally high temperatures. Like mine does.

I started the first thread some time ago, because I wanted to know if I was the only one. To my surprise I

discovered that a lot of people where affected, and that the problem occured on several types of Asus-boards. Not getting any decent response from Asus support, I started a search into

Hi, At this page this problem is discussed and analyzed. http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com/articles/tempissue/index.htm I have not tested the 1003 BIOS, but maybe that is the thing to do. Could it also be that the onboard sensors reports to high values both for the CPU and motherboard? Jostein this

matter.

And I found out a number of very interesting things, including the reasons behind this. I documented the whole

thing on my website, and I'll follow it up.

You can find it at http://unixmafia.port5.com, under news/special feature.

If anyone has any comments, suggestions or information, please mail me at: unixmafia@flashmail.com (OpenPGP key available on the site).

I apologize for the OT post, but because of the previous threads, I think some people will be interested.

Kind regards

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