Core Temp 0.95

Scoobie Dave · 18 Mar 2007 at 20:51

Not sure if its been posted, but there is a new version of this program out now that's non-beta.

http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

TechnoCorruption · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:02

Have you noticed any temp changes?

Scoobie Dave · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:04

Agr3sive said:
Have you noticed any temp changes?

Seems to work the same for me as the 0.94 version.

I like the feature that it actually displays temp readings for each core when it's minimized. Simple and very handy.

M0t0r0la · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:05

**WARNING**

Just tried the new 'NON BETA' Core Temp 0.95 and it crashed my PC :eek:

Core2Duo 6600 @ 3.51Ghz
Asus P5wdg2-ws Professional

I think I'll stick to the 'Beta' version that don't crash my PC

smsmasters · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:06

Temps are the same. I like the temp monitors in the taskbar.

Scoobie Dave · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:12

M0t0r0la said:
**WARNING**

Just tried the new 'NON BETA' Core Temp 0.95 and it crashed my PC

Core2Duo 6600 @ 3.51Ghz
Asus P5wdg2-ws Professional

I think I'll stick to the 'Beta' version that don't crash my PC

Must be your dodgy pc m8. Work fine for me.

M0t0r0la · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:20

Scoobie Dave said:
Must be your dodgy pc m8. Work fine for me.

lol hardly! It's the first time this PC has ever crashed!
The fact older versions of coretemp work fine indicates to me that its more likely changes in the software rather than my quality hardware thats causing the issue!!

ferret face · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:23

well its added another 15 degrees to my temps, I'm now at 83 degrees celcius when loaded!!

Thats on a E4300 btw

xtr3eme · 18 Mar 2007 at 21:24

Mine is fine....

Logic Zero · 18 Mar 2007 at 23:01

What was wrong with the older version of coretemp :confused:

Darg · 18 Mar 2007 at 23:44

Ferret I'd drop your overclock immediately, reseat your HSF and ensure that all case fans are working in your PC then check your temps again on stock. 83C is dangerously close to the limit for a C2D cpu. Intel states that their safe temp is less then 90C. The highest temp I've seen before was around 70 and that was a poor HSF connection.

If you still have high temps then look for guides on lapping your CPU as there must be a problem with the connection to the HSF.

What HSF are you using atm?

mattyj1085 · 19 Mar 2007 at 00:10

ferret face said:
well its added another 15 degrees to my temps, I'm now at 83 degrees celcius when loaded!!

Thats on a E4300 btw

Same here mate which reading is accurate core temp 94, 95 or speed fan surely I would suffer random restarts and excesive amounts of heat coming out of my case if it was actually running at 80c+ which I dont
Running Vista 64bit spec in sig

ferret face · 19 Mar 2007 at 01:15

cheers Darg but I've already reseated the heatsink twice and have now changed to a scythe ninja with 120mm fan but it hasn't made a difference to the temperatures.

my vcore is only at 1.325 btw so I'm hardly pumping loads of volts into it.

I also have very good case cooling in an Akasa eclipse case.

ferret face · 19 Mar 2007 at 01:18

hey matty,

just noticed you have the same mobo and cpu cooler as me, do you think its just a coincidence that we both have high temps??

Did you have any problems fitting the ninja onto your cpu? Mine was quite tricky but I reseated it twice now and I've tried the stock cooler.

clone · 19 Mar 2007 at 07:38

Good find m8,thank`s work`s a treat on my pc

z0mbi3 · 19 Mar 2007 at 07:45

Darg said:
Ferret I'd drop your overclock immediately, reseat your HSF and ensure that all case fans are working in your PC then check your temps again on stock. 83C is dangerously close to the limit for a C2D cpu. Intel states that their safe temp is less then 90C. The highest temp I've seen before was around 70 and that was a poor HSF connection.

If you still have high temps then look for guides on lapping your CPU as there must be a problem with the connection to the HSF.

What HSF are you using atm?

Or it's the software telling him fibs and he could check his bios for as true a reading as he's going to get.

M0t0r0la · 19 Mar 2007 at 08:03

z0mbi3 said:
Or it's the software telling him fibs and he could check his bios for as true a reading as he's going to get.

Agree, also try using one of your human sense's ie touch

The base of the hsf would be pretty damn hot if the 80C+ reading was accurate.

mattyj1085 · 19 Mar 2007 at 10:57

ferret face said:
hey matty,

just noticed you have the same mobo and cpu cooler as me, do you think its just a coincidence that we both have high temps??

Did you have any problems fitting the ninja onto your cpu? Mine was quite tricky but I reseated it twice now and I've tried the stock cooler.

It was a bit tricky to fit it Im going to reseat it today and upgrade bios to 0505 hopefully that will help.l

KAIN · 19 Mar 2007 at 13:38

M0t0r0la said:
Agree, also try using one of your human sense's ie touch
The base of the hsf would be pretty damn hot if the 80C+ reading was accurate.

No the bottom of the heatsink would be cool still if it wasn't seated properly!

overcl0cker · 19 Mar 2007 at 13:40

GAH - Opened it and it owned my PC ?! NON-BETA?! What's that about :S:S