Posts by 4vc1

Hi guys, I have been an old pc gamer since pacman . And after a long time, I returned to Game world with Diablo 3. My first and only gaming mouse was Razer Copperhead, but it was 8 years ago. As you guess, it is retired. So, I want to...

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Quote:Originally Posted by unclewebb The majority of users don't waste their time trying to calibrate their core temperature sensors. Why bother? People realize that the sensors Intel uses are not 100% accurate from idle to full...

Quote:Originally Posted by unclewebb Hitting the Defaults button in RealTemp should reset TJ Max to the default value. This is always a good thing to do after swapping hardware or if you have manually adjusted TJ Max in RealTemp. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by unclewebb Maybe Asus didn't want to scare users. The peak core temperature when fully loaded is much higher than any other temperature within your computer. Users that don't understand that these sensors...

Quote:Originally Posted by adridu59 Cool, good choice. Thanks adri, But I guess I did something wrong. Because My Temp Values are so high @ 4.2 Ghz under Prime...

Quote:Originally Posted by Kota Both are correct; the numbers differ because each utility is monitoring different sensors. Thermal Radar reports a CPU temperature from a sensor located underneath the CPU on the motherboard PCB. ...

I have finalized my decision in the way Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO @ 44 USD. I know, this name never has not been mentioned under this threat but, There was a discount at a tech shop and the seller guy fool me about EVO. Thanks for...

Then as you see, My cpu overclocked 4.2 Ghz and I use Cooler Master Hyper EVO. So, this means my temperatures are really high for i5 2500 k @ 4.2 with EVO. Here is the question then, What is wrong? Why are these temps so high?

Hi buddies, Today I installed my new cooler Cooler Master Hyper EVO and started to Prime95. I was watching the temperatures of All cores via RealTemp and besides, original Asus based program Asus Thermal Radar was also opened. And I...