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#16
January 10th, 2005, 01:46 PM
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Update Bios
Here is the update version that cured my over heating Zone 2.
Intel Corporation's update for D865PERL mother board RL86510A.86A.0085.P19.EB Don't forget I also have a blower pointed directly at Zone 2, which by the way is not anywhere near the Ram banks on a D865PERL. You can attach a blower if you need it after the update to the bottom of your power supply and affect this area very nicely. My temps are in the low to middle 40's under load and idle at 29 degrees for Zone 2. The sensor has not tripped at 50 degrees since the fix. I think this does it for me now, time to heat it up with Doom 3... good luck!
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January 10th, 2005, 01:47 PM
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Update Bios
Here is the update version that cured my over heating Zone 2.
Intel Corporation's update for D865PERL mother board RL86510A.86A.0085.P19.EB Don't forget I also have a blower pointed directly at Zone 2, which by the way is not anywhere near the Ram banks on a D865PERL. You can attach a blower if you need it after the update to the bottom of your power supply and affect this area very nicely. My temps are in the low to middle 40's under load and idle at 29 degrees for Zone 2. The sensor has not tripped at 50 degrees since the fix. I think this does it for me now, time to heat it up with Doom 3... good luck!
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#18
January 10th, 2005, 01:51 PM
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Here is the update version that cured my over heating Zone 2.
Intel Corporation's update for D865PERL mother board RL86510A.86A.0085.P19.EB Don't forget I also have a blower pointed directly at Zone 2, which by the way is not anywhere near the Ram banks on a D865PERL. You can attach a blower if you need it after the update to the bottom of your power supply and affect this area very nicely. My temps are in the low to middle 40's under load and idle at 29 degrees for Zone 2. The sensor has not tripped at 50 degrees since the fix. I think this does it for me now, time to heat it up with Doom 3... good luck!
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#19
January 11th, 2005, 10:04 AM
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Zone 2 temps
D865PERL mother board Zone 2 temperature problems are fixable with Intel Corp's update bios version;
RL86510A.86A.0085.P19.EB See the Intel website for your boards update
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#20
January 12th, 2005, 03:16 AM
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I updated yesterday with this BIOS and didn't notice any difference... I also updated AM (Active Monitor).
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#21
January 12th, 2005, 03:20 AM
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Puh, I'm not alone;-)
My box: Intel board D865PERL rev. C26719-214 Intel P4 3.0E GHz 478 1MB (using Intel box-supplied CPU-fan) 2x512 DDR 400 (Kingston KVR400X64C3AK2/1G) 120GB IBM DeskStar (ATA) Hyp-Thr enabled Case: Antec Sonata with extra 120mm front fan PSU: Antec TruePower 380W System idle: CPU: ~42 cel SZ1: ~30 cel SZ2: ~35 cel System on load CPU: ~55-60 cel SZ1: ~38-42 cel SZ2: >50 cel When my AM (Active Monitor) start to alert me, I stop the StressTest (using Prime95 http://www.mersenne.org/prime.htm) since SZ2 not seem to drop... Will try to mount an extra 80x80-fan tonight and see what happens when pointed on SZ2. SZ2 is somewhere between the CPU and I/O's. Have you guys ever thought that the temps on the PERL are actually OK? I mean that the AM threashold (spelling) might be @ 50 by default for _all_ installations and might need to be tuned for your specific board (in our case PERL)? It could be that 50-55 cel is actually normal for this board under heavy load...I doubt, but it could...if you get my point. /Fred
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#22
January 12th, 2005, 09:51 PM
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I just built almost the same system as other posters and was having the same system 2 overheating alarms.
Intel 3E GHz HT CPU Intel D865Perlx motherboard 1 GB Crucial RAM LiteOn Enclosure HT761S with air duct for P4 3 G and above. 2 case fans Intel CPU fan & thermal pad Version 19 bios upgraded 1 week ago I couldn"t play a game for more than 3 minutes without the alarm going off. I would start to scroll through thumbnails of pictures and in about one minute the alarm would go off. I downloaded the latest version of the Active Monitor software from Intel. You have to uninstall the old version first. There was also a patch to apply before uninstalling the old version. I read on of the links to Intel provided above and following their advice raised the sensor thresholds for Zone2 5 degrees C. It said you could raise it 10 degrees but I thought I would try less. After this I could play games as long as I wanted. Of course the fans got really loud. I tried opening Digital Image Pro and scrolling through thumbnails of pictures and I could go as fast as I wanted. I opened Digital Image Library at the same time.It has pages of thumbnails and I scrolled though those at the same time. No alarms. I opened a project in Photo Fusion. I kept all of that open and printed two spreadsheets from Excel. Email was open. What a difference!! Was this a software problem with Active Monitor? In case this is not enough, I would like to know where to purchase a blower. What is the brandname? I cound not find anything that said it mounted on the power supply.
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#23
February 15th, 2005, 05:25 PM
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Zone 2 overheating - Intel BIOs update - FIXED!
D865P,
Thank you for the input regarding this fix. I built my own system (and we all know how much time and effort this takes!)... only to have the temp 2 zone go over 50 degree's C. One update of the BIOs and it's reporting lower temps in zone 2 AND 1. Now I can move on with the software installations. Here are the specs on my system: CPU P4/3.4 GHz 800M LGA775 550 HD 74GB|WD 10,000RPM 8MB WD740GD DVD+/-RW PLEXTOR|PX-712SA/SW MOBO LGA775 INTEL 925XE D925XEBC2LK R RAM GEIL DUAL 240P 2G(1Gx2) DDR2 533 R HD 300GB|MAXTOR 6B300S0 SATA Silentium T1 case It's built for video work and to be QUIET. I guess updating the BIOs first and formost continues to be important. -Boogielou Quote:
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#24
February 16th, 2005, 01:02 PM
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Intel mobo zone 2 heat blues - continued - BIOs update no good
Hi,
I did the bios update and it didn't indicate a zone 2 heat jump for a while. Then it came back. I've emailed intel support (email only) and will see what they have to say. With 5 fans in this new build system and NO WAY that this 'zone' is in fact overheating - it is clear to me that Intel may have a problem here - and what a hassle for the end user!!!!!!!!!! I perhaps should have just went with another brand name for the mobo, like maybe ASUS. my system: CPU P4/3.4 GHz 800M LGA775 550 HD 74GB|WD 10,000RPM 8MB WD740GD DVD+/-RW PLEXTOR|PX-712SA/SW MOBO LGA775 INTEL 925XE D925XEBC2LK R RAM GEIL DUAL 240P 2G(1Gx2) DDR2 533 R HD 300GB|MAXTOR 6B300S0 SATA Silentium T1 case I'll keep reading and maybe we can find a solution. I'm not looking forward to a return and rebuild! I tried 2 other 'heat monitoring' software packages with nill for results. -B
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#25
February 16th, 2005, 01:07 PM
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Zone 2 mobo image of location
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Zone 2 in not necessarily where the RAM is - it varies - you'll want to take a peek at the page related to that. For example with Intel mobo's see here, and go down the page to find your model. Mine shows zone 2 to the rear near the processor but closer to the keyboard plugin unit. http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-012552.htm Shows some of the boards. Does this crap ever happen with ASUS or MSI? -B
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#26
February 26th, 2005, 10:32 PM
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I was having the same problem with overheating in zone 2. Zone 2 is not the RAM temp. It is the processor voltage regulator area.
P4 3.0 GHz D865PERL Motherboard 2 GB RAM 160 & 80 Gig HDDs nVidia 6600 GT Graphics Card I installed a liquid cooling unit to cut down on the noise because the P4s run extremely hot. Everything was fine except for Zone 2. After about a week of trying to figure out where the board was reading this temp, I finally figured it out. The sensor is just above the voltage regulator fan plug. I installed a 80mm fan inside the case pointing directly at the voltage regulator area (just to the left of the processor) and it's running at a cool 32c. Give it a try. I guarantee it will work.
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#27
February 26th, 2005, 10:36 PM
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I was having the same problem with overheating in zone 2. Zone 2 is not the RAM temp. It is the processor voltage regulator area. P4 3.0 GHz D865PERL Motherboard 2 GB RAM 160 & 80 Gig HDDs nVidia 6600 GT Graphics Card I installed a liquid cooling unit to cut down on the noise because the P4s run extremely hot. Everything was fine except for Zone 2. After about a week of trying to figure out where the board was reading this temp, I finally figured it out. The sensor is just above the voltage regulator fan plug. I installed a 80mm fan inside the case pointing directly at the voltage regulator area (just to the left of the processor) and it's running at a cool 32c. Give it a try. I guarantee it will work.
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#28
February 26th, 2005, 10:44 PM
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unless your temps are really really high, it won't really affect anything.
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#29
March 19th, 2005, 06:47 AM
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Help!
Like many of you folks, i have a very similar system (that i also built myself) to those described here, and the same problem as well:
- 865Perl board - PIV 2.8Ghz-800, HT - 1024 DDR-400 - 9600 256MB ATI Radeon System 2 alerts, specially during graphics heavy load is the problem. I have read every single post, and have a question: ** I dont really know much about fans configuration. Terms like "blower fan", "intake" and "outake" really confused me. All i know is that i recently changed my power supply fan myself, and that i 1st mounted it in a way that it was sucking the air from the outside to the inside of the PC (like if i put my hand behind the system, i wont feel any air going out, but if i drop a small paper behind it, it would be attracted and stick to the power supply fan). The system was heating, so i inverted this fan so it would blow the air out of the PC, and the heating stopped. Then i changed my old graphics card (ATI all in wonder 32 MB) to the 9600/256MB/Radeon, and the system 2 zone temp would hit 50 and above all the time during game playing and movie/graphics load (and in some other rare cases). I bought a new case fan and mounted it towards zone 2 of the 865Perl, meaning under the power supply, but i am not sure if the air should be pointed out, or towards the system. Neither am i sure about the power supply fan pointing, so anyone can help??? What are the fans setup options, and what is "blower", "intake" and "outake"??? PLEASE HEEEEELP MEEEEEE  !!!!!!Many thanks people  .
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#30
March 21st, 2005, 10:26 PM
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I wouldnt worry about this too much, it isnt really a problem, just more of an annoyance, Unfortunatly intel decided it would be clever to stick zone2's sensor right next to where your normal intel fan pumps out its hot air. So everytime your cpu temp jumps (games etc) it'll be sending zone2 temps up with it, and setting off your case fans/alarms.
You will probably see this happen more (i did) if you have removed the crappy thermal pad and used decent compound on the cpu cooler. As it turns out, the lower you get cpu temps, the higher zone2 will go because itll be passing hotter air over it. I used a small chipset fan and put it just under the power pack facing down, i wouldnt suggest using anything larger than a chipset fan because it will mess up the rotation of the cpu cooler. I only did this because of the noise the case fans made when zone2 went up, because 40/50 degrees is no danger to ur motherboard Mikey (uk) Intel P4 3Ghz , 1gig ddr400 Nvidia geforce 6800 GT 256MBgDDR3
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