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# Example configuration for the SuperMicro X7SBU. Contributed by Joe Ogulin.
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# Monitoring hardware on this board: Winbond W83793G on ICH9 SMBus (driver
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# w83793) and integrated sensors in the CPU (driver coretemp). A few voltages
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# also available from the Winbond W83627HF Super-I/O chip.
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# settings for the supermicro X7SBU
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# 0x11, unconnected according to support, 1.5V in BIOS ?
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# 0x12, unconnected according to support, VTT=1.2V in BIOS ?
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# From Supermicro support information...
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# compute in3 (((@/8)*18500)/256)-16, (((@+16)*256)/18500)*8
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# ... but this from Jean Delvare works better in pratice
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compute in3 (@ * 5.14) - 14.91, (@ + 14.91) / 5.14
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compute in7 @-0.15,@+0.15
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compute in8 @-0.15,@+0.15
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# 0x1a, Battery Voltage
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label temp1 "CPU Temp"
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label temp5 "Sys Temp"
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# note that these fan labels are for a 1U rackmount and are given their
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# positions based on where they are when you look at it from the front
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# relabel them as necessary to however you have them set up
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label fan1 "Right Fan"
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label fan2 "Mid-right Fan"
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label fan3 "Middle Fan"
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# Override CPU temperature threshold
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# NOTE: nearly everything on this chip is not used you can turn on alarms, if
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# you have the appropriate setup for it and want to have chassis intrusion
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compute in3 ((6.8/10)+1)*@ , @/((6.8/10)+1)