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WTT: E5200+cash for better cpu

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evenfall928

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Hey guys, I'm looking to trade my e5200 and a bit of cash for a better chip (preferably something of the 65nm variety). Or really anything that can be verified as working with the IP35 mobo.

Heat is under evenfall928, ebay is manedwolf422.

Let me know what you guys have! Make offers =P

Thanks!
 
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the e5200 doesn't work with the IP35? thats a nice chip.. should be able to get a decent OC out of it
 
Hrm...I will have to doublecheck, I was pretty certain that it was already on the latest BIOS
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I ran the 5200 on the IP35 no problem. Check your BIOS version for sure.
 
It runs but misreports temperatures in bios which causes the board to shut down. There is no way with a good hsf nonnection that its running 98c stock. It's on bios 18
 
evenfall928 said:
It runs but misreports temperatures in bios which causes the board to shut down. There is no way with a good hsf nonnection that its running 98c stock. It's on bios 18
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I'm pretty sure you can turn that feature off...


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If you have verified that it is in fact not that hot, then there is no reason to not turn it off...however, if the CPU really is getting that hot, then turning it off may cause other damage.....and I don't want to be responsible for that..:)
 
Crosshairs said:
I'm pretty sure you can turn that feature off...


EDIT:
If you have verified that it is in fact not that hot, then there is no reason to not turn it off...however, if the CPU really is getting that hot, then turning it off may cause other damage.....and I don't want to be responsible for that..:)
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he might also want to check to see if the heatsink is making proper contact with the IHS, reseating the cpu and HSF would probably solve this...
 
wol-va-rine said:
he might also want to check to see if the heatsink is making proper contact with the IHS, reseating the cpu and HSF would probably solve this...
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4 reseats and 3 different heatsinks (arctic cooling pro 7, TRUE, and gemini II all the same unshifting temp of 98c)

I had this problem on an asus p5k with an e7400 before. a bios update fixed it. i doubt I will see a bios update from abit.
 
evenfall928 said:
4 reseats and 3 different heatsinks (arctic cooling pro 7, TRUE, and gemini II all the same unshifting temp of 98c)

I had this problem on an asus p5k with an e7400 before. a bios update fixed it. i doubt I will see a bios update from abit.
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I would just disable the bios temps monitoring and run it, there's no way those temps are right, have you tried the chip in another board to see if something is actually wrong with the cpu...?
 
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