*Updated* Conroe temp thread

[Sdumper]

Originally Posted by hanwinting

Lately i have been seen many people compalining about their Conore's high temperature (including me ). so i wanna start a thread about Conroe Temp
ok all the Core 2 Duo owners out there please post your

cpu model (e6300,e6400,e6600...etc)
oc speed (FSB x multi)
Temperature( idle , load )
programs (TAT, core temp, probe,..etc)
vcore
cooling
mobo

thnx guys

cpu model (e6700)
oc speed (422 x 10)
Temperature( -25c, -12c)
programs (Speedfan)
1.612
Phase
see sig

[Chozart]

Originally Posted by Nasgul

You could find some extra help here: Core 2 Duo User, Get Your Intel Thermal Analysis Tool Here.

I also reported my temps there and a couple of other fellas.

Yeah, that's what I was talking about.. TAT won't work for me

[Ropey]

Originally Posted by Mazeppa

What exactly is the TCaseMax all about?

TCase Max (maximum case temperature)

Originally Posted by AMD Publication 30430

TCASE max is the maximum case temperature specification which is a physical value in degrees Celsius. This value is programmed into Rev D and later processors. Refer to the appropriate functional data sheet, and the THERMTRIP Status Register in the BIOS

TControl Mmax (maximum control temperature)

Originally Posted by AMD Publication 30430

TCONTROL max (maximum control temperature) is a non physical temperature on an arbitrary scale that can be used for system thermal management policies. TCONTROL max represents the value at which the processor has reached TCASE max when measuring the thermal diode with a dual sourcing current temperature sensor. Refer to the appropriate functional data sheet, and the THERMTRIP Status Register in the BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide for AMD Athlon™ 64 and AMD Opteron™ Processors, order# 26094. Temperature is in degrees Celsius on the TCONTROL scale.

The CPU specifications for thermals are written to a "Thermal Data Sheet". The Thermal Data Sheet lists many variables with thermal events regarding the sheet's CPU. It also lists a maximum case temperature (TCASE Max).

The case is the IHS (Integrated Heat Spreader) and the T-CASE Max value indicates the maximum temperature the processor case is allowed to reach, and remain within recommended operating temperature.

There is what is called a "Thermal Offset" which is related to the thermal diode. When you measure your case temperature, and wish to know the thermal diode's temperature, you can use the CPU's Thermal Offset to determine the thermal of the diode. Each CPU has a unique diode thermal offset

When the thermal diode measurement minus diode offset equals the maximum control temperature (TCONTROL max), the processor has reached its case temperature specification (TCASE max).

The maximum control temperature is provided in the appropriate power and thermal data sheet. The relationship between TCASE max and TCONTROL max is described in the appropriate functional thermal data sheet as noted below.

Research:

http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...NTROL%20max%22
http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...ion%2030430%22

Intel has also moved to this method of thermal specification since 2005 making it a systemic thermal data sheet.

R

[forcemasteryoda]

core: Allendale E6400
Cooling: Stock
Clock speed: Stock
Temp: 52C (folding load)
Program: Pc Probe II

[hanwinting]

keep posting guys

[dg350z]

e6600
3.1 ghz
zalman 9500
Probe II -- 33 idle , 40 load
TAT -- 50 idle, 65 load

[Chozart]

ouchie... running a bit hot there... what kinds of volts are you using?

[dg350z]

Me? I don't think thats very hot... that seems to be average for what most people are at. I'm at stock voltage.

[Chozart]

Not really.... 65C load? Most folks are under 60.. you don't have a very high overclock either. I would back down a little bit.

I have aftermarket (CNPS 9500) , and run at 3.4 GHz and temps or around 53C

[danm]

E6600
Stock
showing cpu at 14C in the bios my room temp is about 27C
No programs windows isnt installed yet
stock
Custom W/C
Gigabyte DQ6

I think it might be that the board only has the F2 bios so im going flash that today