I have the ABIT AA8XE mobo in my PCI Express based Area 51. I ordered Abit's 3rd eye clock which plugs directly into this motherboard along with several others ABIT boards AA8-DuraMax, AG8, AS8, AV8, AX8, and KV8-Pro
Contents of the package (Clock, combo cable-slot pass-through)

I opened the Predators side panel, removed the fastener for the bottom slot I/O shield. I fed the 3rd eye clock end of the cable from inside to outside and slipped the shield in place. I screwed the fastener to firmly attach the pass-thru shield. I plugged the internal connector to the motherboard right below the UGURU chip. It's a 4 pin connector (3 pins-space-1pin). I put the Predator cover back in place and secured. Next I plugged the USB looking end of the cable into the clock. Immediately it displayed the room temperature and the current time (nice). I next pushed the on/off button (1 of 3) left facing clock. This powered up my Area 51, no more having to open the front case door to power up. All the displays on the front of the clock came to life.

Top left quadrant - CPU Speed in MHz
Top right quadrant - cycling temp readout of CPU / SYS / PWM-VGA
Bottom right quadrant - cycling display of voltages to all devices CPU, NB etc
Bottom left quadrant - Display of all Fan RPMs or as I use CPU for pump rpm
Bottom left Time / Middle email alert / Bottom right - room temperature
You can also freeze the cycling to display a selected item to monitor
Active display photo

Anything on the software the 3rd Eye can display see pic below

The 3rd Eye was purchased from Newegg for 29.99 (includes shipping)
http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Produ...82E16813999403
I really like the UGURU software and this just gives control and monitoring capabilities without having to look at the software display. Nice during gaming with an overclocked system. I can also quickly cycle thru any selection on the clock and control that function. http://www.abit-usa.com/technology/3rd-eye.php
Contents of the package (Clock, combo cable-slot pass-through)

I opened the Predators side panel, removed the fastener for the bottom slot I/O shield. I fed the 3rd eye clock end of the cable from inside to outside and slipped the shield in place. I screwed the fastener to firmly attach the pass-thru shield. I plugged the internal connector to the motherboard right below the UGURU chip. It's a 4 pin connector (3 pins-space-1pin). I put the Predator cover back in place and secured. Next I plugged the USB looking end of the cable into the clock. Immediately it displayed the room temperature and the current time (nice). I next pushed the on/off button (1 of 3) left facing clock. This powered up my Area 51, no more having to open the front case door to power up. All the displays on the front of the clock came to life.

Top left quadrant - CPU Speed in MHz
Top right quadrant - cycling temp readout of CPU / SYS / PWM-VGA
Bottom right quadrant - cycling display of voltages to all devices CPU, NB etc
Bottom left quadrant - Display of all Fan RPMs or as I use CPU for pump rpm
Bottom left Time / Middle email alert / Bottom right - room temperature
You can also freeze the cycling to display a selected item to monitor
Active display photo

Anything on the software the 3rd Eye can display see pic below

The 3rd Eye was purchased from Newegg for 29.99 (includes shipping)

http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Produ...82E16813999403
I really like the UGURU software and this just gives control and monitoring capabilities without having to look at the software display. Nice during gaming with an overclocked system. I can also quickly cycle thru any selection on the clock and control that function. http://www.abit-usa.com/technology/3rd-eye.php













