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I have a Biostar IDEQ 200N and am running speedfan; one of the sensors (which I determined was the "case temp" sensor) was running fine until a recent BIOS flash, after which it just displays -48C all the time (which is obviously wrong).
I read on another forum (link lost unfortunately :|) that their temp sensor read ok after installing and running MBM. So I tried it out, and it works.
The problem is, I don't like MBM 5 and I don't like having to run it every boot up to get the temp sensor to work; if I reboot speedfan reads the wrong temp until MBM 5 is run, after which I can log off and close/open Speedfan as many times as I want and it reads the right case temp.
MBM says the case temp is Windbond 3; Speedfan says it's from the ISA bus at $290; this doesn't change after MBM 5 is run. Any idea on why speedfan is initially reading the wrong temp and then reading the right temp after MBM is opened?
I read on another forum (link lost unfortunately :|) that their temp sensor read ok after installing and running MBM. So I tried it out, and it works.
The problem is, I don't like MBM 5 and I don't like having to run it every boot up to get the temp sensor to work; if I reboot speedfan reads the wrong temp until MBM 5 is run, after which I can log off and close/open Speedfan as many times as I want and it reads the right case temp.
MBM says the case temp is Windbond 3; Speedfan says it's from the ISA bus at $290; this doesn't change after MBM 5 is run. Any idea on why speedfan is initially reading the wrong temp and then reading the right temp after MBM is opened?