Just one more thing: > AS99127F_1 & AS99127F_2 & ASB100: > - if (IOByte($4F,$0,IORead)=$12) or (IOByte($4F,$0,IORead)=$C3) > then AS99127F_1 > - if (IOByte($4F,$0,IORead)=$5C) or (IOByte($4F,$0,IORead)=$A3) > then AS99127F_2 The AS99127F_2 Vendor ID you give here is Winbond's one! Are you sure? > and finally the voltages, this is where there is a diffrence between > the 2 AS99127F versions: > > AS99127F_1: > V0V6=($25*(-0.016))*3.97 > V0V7=($26*(-0.016))*1.503 > > AS99127F_2: > V1V6=(($25*0.016)-3.6)*5.14+3.6 > V1V7=(($26*0.016)-3.6)*3.14+3.6 This is exactly the same difference there is between W83781D and W83782D! If what you say is right (and I'm confident in you), the AS99127F_2 has the same device ID as the W83782D (except maybe the LSB, so $30 and $31), the same vendor ID and the same V6 and V7 formulae. So, is there any reason to make any difference between these two chips? (The only difference I can see is that original winbond chips hold their I2C address at register $48, and Asus ones don't seem too. However, we never had a AS99127F_2 in our hands, so maybe Asus made it right for this one? Any insight welcome.) Thanks again Alex. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
