On Wednesday 30 August 2006 15:03, Jean Delvare wrote: > Age, > > > > Better try sensors-detect to find out what chip you have. > > > > The problem is, it is still in the box, i just got it and i don`t have > > a PCI(e) video-card to test it out. > > > > Waiting for the Open Graphics Card :-) > > > > I searched the web for information and found this link : > > > > http://www.overclockersonline.com/index.php?page=articles&num=392&pnum=4 > > > > "This area is home to the IT8282M chip that provides voltage and temperature monitoring" > > You shouldn't trust random websites. The guy obviously has no clue what > he is talking about. The IT8282M appears to be some voltage regulation > chip, not monitoring. And it definitely doesn't have anything to do with > temperature. > > > Ok, i will mail Epox for the wright information. > > If you download the PDF manual for this motherboard (or open the box > and pick the paper copy, I guess) you'll find a system block diagram. > On this diagram it appears that the chip responsible for the hardware > monitoring on this board is the Super-I/O chip. This seems to be a > custom chip made by Epox themselves: "EPoX EP1308". > > We don't have a driver for this chip yet (I didn't even know EPoX was > doing Super-I/O chips 10 minutes ago), so unless it happens to be > compatible with another Super-I/O chip for the hardware monitoring > part, it isn't supported. > Hi Jean, I mailed Epox for information en documentation. When i get a answer, i let you know :-) thanks Age
