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| My CPU temperature is averaging around 55c - 61c at 60% load. Is that normal? or do I need to reinstall the heatsink. When its not doing anything its around 42 - 48c for both cores. http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/5267/cputempru2.png Please tell me what I have to do :/ |
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| The CoreTemp readings are incorrect. The isssue is that CoreTemp takes its readings based on a TJunction of 100°C while the actual TJ of the Wolfdale chips is 90°C...or 85°C, I can't remember which off the top of my head. So, the ACTUAL temperatures are between 10-15°C than what you are seeing there. |
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| That looks at least 15 degrees warmer than it should be. Can you show a core temp with your comp idling (15% or less load)? edit: er.. what SkyMTL said lol.
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| Here is a picture when its idle. http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/5...apimagell2.png Also can you suggest another program I can use? I only used Core Temp because this was the one I used before. Also thanks for replying! EDIT: I used the Intel FAN that came with my CPU. |
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| Realtemp is gaining popularity as a temperature monitoring program. Even with a stock heatsink those temps at idle seem a bit high.
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| Realtemp is an option. Another option is to compare what your BIOS says you are idling at (which will be the actual reported temp without software getting in the way) and then compare that to what CoreTemp says. I bet you anything there will be a 10°C to 15°C difference. |
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Is that normal? |
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