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depends, some programs give you more accurate temps than others, get em both and compare, if they're the same, then thats probably your temps.
everest is the most accurate IMO (if you were to look on some torrent sites you "might" find a link or two to the most recent edition...ultimate engineer edition...baddddd asssss)
core temp refers to the on die diode
cpu temp refers to the cpu socket temp sensor
core temp refers to the on die diode
cpu temp refers to the cpu socket temp sensor
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thats crazy....are you liquid cooling???
Usually the on die diodes are hotter than the socket sensors....
Originally Posted by an51r  I find core temp to be more accurate, I am unsure where the cpu temp comes into play in everest. I get 30c for both cores but 50 for the cpu temp in everest. |
Usually the on die diodes are hotter than the socket sensors....
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Some folks, like myself, have had problems with CoreTemp crashing their systems. I use Speedfan and Everest.
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I have a brisbane core and I do not think my board supports the new process correctly yet, even with the newest bios.
Originally Posted by Poser thats crazy....are you liquid cooling??? Usually the on die diodes are hotter than the socket sensors.... |
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Yah I really wish I did know what my temps where, lol, but I have a feeling I will be pleasantly surprised when I do find out cause I constantly think they are to high and lap and reseat and change cooling configs.
Originally Posted by Poser ahhhh.... that would make more sense. |
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