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From: Susann on 19 Oct 2007 17:28
I've experienced this before and it was the overtemperature alarm. Try
opening up your pc and vauum cleaning out any dust that is blocking the
fans - especially CPU fan.


"Rosli" <rosli.shafiee(a)gmail.com> skrev i melding
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> I've NF7 Motherboard which is giving a sound like an ambulance. It;s not
> continuesly sound, it happen some time. If anybody happen to experience
> the way i have,
> appreciate your advise.
>
> I'm looking Abit EQ (The hardware doctor utility) software.
>
> thank you
>


From: Patty on 20 Oct 2007 10:17
On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 23:28:24 +0200, Susann wrote:

> I've experienced this before and it was the overtemperature alarm. Try
> opening up your pc and vauum cleaning out any dust that is blocking the
> fans - especially CPU fan.
>
>
> "Rosli" <rosli.shafiee(a)gmail.com> skrev i melding
> news:46ba6d14_1(a)news.tm.net.my...
>> I've NF7 Motherboard which is giving a sound like an ambulance. It;s not
>> continuesly sound, it happen some time. If anybody happen to experience
>> the way i have,
>> appreciate your advise.
>>
>> I'm looking Abit EQ (The hardware doctor utility) software.
>>
>> thank you
>>

If I run the ABIT EQ software on my NF7-S, it consistently alarms. I don't
know why, temps are fine. I'm thinking that for some reason, it's picking
up a slower revolution speed on the CPU fan. I have the same fan/heatsink
on the NF7-S as I do on an ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe, and MBM5 picks up two
different speeds on the boards. The ASUS CPU fan shows up at twice the
speed of the NF7-S. Not sure why that is.

Patty
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