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<quote> M.I.T. -> Advanced frequency settings -> Advanced CPU core features -> C3/C6 State Support [AUTO] F5 : OK, no write bottleneck F6 : Not OK, write bottleneck F7A : Not OK, write bottleneck <quote-end> When u left the option in "AUTO" which means u don't care what BIOS rule gave for it...

Give nothing about ur system configuration, how do people help u?

BTW, the highest operating case temperature of Hudson is 105C. If you still be able to place your finger tip on the heatsink for more than 2 seconds. You won't need to worry the chip down below.

The TMPIN2 in HWMonitor Pro is the compensated APU temperature (with offsets to be more accurate as Tcase). The TMPIN0 is the system temperature, data from the thermal-resistor placed on the motherboard. While the TMPIN1 is not used as a temperature sensor from IT8720F. You may ignore the...

The option is called PCH SATA Control Mode, which is located in the Integrated Peripherals menu.

If you install your operating system in IDE or AHCI mode, but will use that same hard drive (where you install the operating system) for RAID mode. Then you will need to configure it in the RAID BIOS, and you will need to reinstall the operating system.

So u would like the Vcore to keep what u gave in BIOS when CPU under full loading? If that is the case then set the LLC (Load Line Cal.) to Level 1. That will try to keep the Vcore u gave in BIOS. Level 2 will keep what Vcore u gave and over it!

Load Opt. defaults and do nothing. Start using your system until everything is stable. What is your current BIOS version?

Update your BIOS! http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3654#bios

Support On-Off charge even in S3/4/5 states.

Naming P55-US3L does not mean that Gigabyte must use P55 chipset for this model. It's their naming policy and their rights... Just like BMW F10 5-series, 523 is not using a 2.3 liter engine... you call it is a fraud too? Better to remove the title "fraud" in case of any lawsuit happens...

Doing any OC? Try loading Opt defaults and disable XMP (if there's). Did you turn off the main switch on your power supply? Also disable EuP if there's any.

With the working option, it is the good option for your system. For Loadline... refer this: http://download.intel.com/design/processor/datashts/322164.pdf Search keyword" loadline

Have you done any changes to the voltage in the BIOS? Try loading optimized defaults.