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### Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-D525TUD (Dual Core Atom ITX-board)
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chip "it8720-isa-0290"

### Voltages

    # The voltage settings below have been tested
    # All others (in3,in5,in6,in8) are rather dubious
    # +3.3V could not be found by test (but is in Bios)
    # Most probable guess: +3.3V is at "in3", some factor will be needed
    # +5V, +5Vsb are not shown in BIOS but were found in tests
    #
    label in0   "Vcore"
    label in1   "Vddr"
    label in2   "+5V"
# lm-sensors assumes +5V for in3 - tests disagree. Relabel or ignore.
#    label in3   "_in3"
    ignore in3
    label in4   "+12V"
    ignore in5
    ignore in6
    label in7   "+5Vsb"
    # Vbat is not shown in BIOS (lm-sensors assumes Vbat at in8)
    # in8 is unresponsive with Vbat changes, so most likely in8 is not Vbat
    ignore in8

    # From voltage measurements at the harddisk power connector
    compute in2 @ * 1.511, @ / 1.511
    # in4: for measured 11.86V the bios reports 11.975V. strange.
    compute in4 @ * 3.927, @ / 3.927
    compute in7 @ * 1.695, @ / 1.695

### Fans
    label fan1  "CPU Fan"
    label fan2  "Sys Fan"

### Temperatures
    # temp1 reads -55 degC temp2 reads +64 degC regardless of environment
    # or system load conditions. Ignore them.
    ignore temp1
    ignore temp2
    label  temp3 "CPU Temp"

### VID
    # VID seems dead wrong. the bios reports Vcore set at 1.156V
    # but measures 1.124V at the same time
    ignore cpu0_vid

### Identify the mainboard with 'dmidecode -t baseboard'

## dmidecode 2.10
#SMBIOS 2.4 present.
#
#Handle 0x0002, DMI type 2, 8 bytes
#Base Board Information
#        Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
#        Product Name: D525TUD
#        Version: x.x
#        Serial Number: