Had a discussion elsewhere that got me thinking and wanted a general opinion on this. Which do you look at when OCing to determine if you're 'safe'?
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CPU Core Temp vs. CPU Temp
Poll Results: Which do you look at?
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33% (14)CPU Core Temp
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38% (16)CPU Temp
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28% (12)Whatever is highest
42 Total Votes
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7/1/10 at 3:08pm
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12/9/10 at 1:27pm
The same amount, 2-4C.
