ABIT µGuru1 is a fresh Microprocessor developed by ABIT
engineers used only on ABIT motherboards. This processor
combines the current ABIT engineered features into a
user-friendly Windows-based interface, providing users a
perfect environment to maximize PC performance and
stability.
ABIT µGuru family currently includes six categories
1. ABIT EQ
2. ABIT OC Guru
3. ABIT FlashMenu
4. ABIT AudioEQ
5. ABIT FanEQ
6. ABIT BlackBox
Quick Guide
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µGuru = micro guru
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The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a
commitment on part of the vendor, who assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors that
may appear in this manual.
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2. How to Access ABIT µGuru
You will have to install the driver first by the “Driver &
Utility” CD that came pack with your motherboard. Please
follow its instruction to complete the installation.
To access the ABIT µGuru, move your mouse to the µGuru
icon located at the status bar, and then right click your mouse.
The µGuru menu spreads up. Move your mouse to one of the
µGuru family members you want, and then left click your
mouse.
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3. ABIT EQ
3.1 What is ABIT EQ
ABIT EQ is a self-diagnostic system for PC based on
motherboards designed and manufactured by ABIT Computer
Corporation. It will protect PC Hardware by monitoring
critical items of Power Supply Voltage, CPU & System Fans
Speed, and CPU & System Temperature.
Quick Guide
• < - > Button:
Click this < - > button on the up-right corner will minimize
the main screen of ABIT EQ to the Windows working bar.
• <?> Button:
Click this <?> button to enter the help menu.
• <X> Button:
Click this <X> button on the up-right corner will exit the
ABIT EQ.
• Monitor Setting:
Click this button to enter the sub-screen of setting the
monitoring values.
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• Display Setting:
Click this button to enter the sub-screen of selecting the
monitoring items.
• Down-pull arrow:
Click this button to pull down a detailed monitoring
sub-screen.
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3.2 How to Use ABIT EQ
Quick Guide
3.2.1 Power Supply Voltage
Power Supply usually provides kinds of working voltage for
different devices such as CPU, Chipset, and PCI Bus, etc.
• VCORE:
This column displays the CPU working voltage.
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• +3.3V:
This column displays the working voltage of chipset and
clock generator.
• +5V:
The power supply usually provides +5V for the working
voltage of Most ICs on motherboard. Both ISA bus and PCI
bus are both provided with +5V voltage.
• +12V:
The power supply provides ISA bus several kinds of working
voltage including +5V, +12V, -5V, -12V for different ISA
devices.
• AGPV:
This column displays the working voltage of AGP video
graphics accelerator slot.
• DDRV:
This column displays the working voltage of DDR memory
slot.
• 5VSB:
This column displays the standby voltage when system is in
Suspend Mode.
• VBAT:
This column displays the battery voltage.
Note: These items are for reference only. All the names and
items differ according to each model.
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3.2.2 FAN Speed
• CPU FAN:
• SYS FAN:
Quick Guide
Please check your motherboard to see how many Fan Headers
exist. Usually there will be one CPU Fan, one System Fan,
and/or one Power Fan available, depending on different
motherboard model. When the Fan is not connected or
doesn’t exist, the Fan Speed Column will be indicated by a
black-colored-character “OFF”.
Note: Only the fan with three output pins can be monitored!
The CPU Fan and its heatsink assembly must be installed
directly on the top of CPU to keep it in normal temperature.
When the CPU Fan is running, the Fan Speed Column will
display the number of RPM in blue-colored-character among
the yellow-colored background. If it turns low speed or stops,
the fan speed column will be indicated by RPM in the same
blue-colored-character among the red-colored background.
Note: The CPU may be damaged or operate unstably if the
CPU Fan turns low speed or stops.
The System Fan is usually installed in the chassis to keep the
system chassis in normal temperature.
When the System Fan is running, the Fan Speed Column will
display the number of RPM in blue-colored-character among
the yellow-colored background. If it turns low speed or stops,
the fan speed column will be indicated by RPM in the same
blue-colored-character among the red-colored background.
• NB FAN:
The NB (North Bridge) Fan is usually installed directly on the
top of the North Bridge Chipset to keep it in normal
temperature.
When the NB Fan is running, the Fan Speed Column will
display the number of RPM in blue-colored-character among
the yellow-colored background. If it turns low speed or stops,
the fan speed column will be indicated by RPM in the same
blue-colored-character among the red-colored background.
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