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Old 11-22-2006, 04:39 PM   #7
jfk
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Originally Posted by JimmyDee
I've run MBM5 for years and couldn't get it to work with my Asus MB. It is an AM2 MB and if that is what you are running, let me please know how you got it to work. I am monitoring my HDs with MBM5 but get garbage on everything else. The temps jump all over the place from 25 for 10 sec then to 40 and then to 70 and that will repeat itself over and over so I got PC 2006 Wizard and that seems to be working OK.
BTW, I have an uncle that lives in Owosso, MI.
Jim
Sorry, I'm a 939 socket on a DFI board. I went to DFI-Street and found a link to a mod that actually corrects the program for my specific board (just another reason why I LOVE this mobo). I don't know if ASUS has anything similar, perhaps you could google something, or email the author who engineered the software:

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

I know he has discontinued development of the software, citing the impossibility of getting info from manufacturers (he was PARTICULARLY harsh on ASUS), but he may be able to give you some leads.
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