I have meant your real temperature If I see this now right, your normal CPU temperatur is 35 degrees.

Have you a negative CPU temperature?

New version 0.7.8b: http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/ http://www.hasw.net/nf7vcore/ 0.7.8b: - Now shows Fans > 670 RPM - Added sensor update frequency - Added FSB change delay for AutoFSB - Now it's possible to change VCore and FSB in one step - Save settings on exit - Added -A command-line option for ...

@Inexplicable: Have you searched for this device on the board? It can be far away from the voltage controller. @Ralf Hutter: No, only boards that are able to change the VCore over software. If the VCore-ID is directly connected to the voltage controller it is not possible. And different manufactures...

@Ralf Hutter: I don't have a P4, so it will be difficult adding support for one without information and a possibility to test it. @Inexplicable: The ATXP1 registers are not write-protected on the NF7. Maybe you have found the SPD EEPROMS (0x50-0x54)? I've used a Atmel microcontroller which sends the...

I'm working parallel on a new Linux-version. The methods used in version 0.5.5 haven't much changed. Try to find out how the voltages are controlled on your board (looking for ICs on the mainboard) and try to get datasheets for them. If it's not possible to get them, "monitor" the devices for changes.

Version 0.7.6b is now available: http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/ Changes: 0.7.6b: - Added VCore-presets to AutoFSB - Fixed sys-temp display (nf7vcore) - Added second AutoFSB delay option - Moves now to tray if minimized - Corrected Vdd trackbar setting at startup (8rdavcore) - Increased VCore change ...