CoreTemp cpu at 35 / 24....niiiiice

Delvis · 20 May 2007 at 22:05

Just downloaded coretemp as i thought i'd see what its like...

Apparently core 0 is at 34...and core 1 is it 24 =/

Thats a nice gap between the two, is this normal? The cpu in question in a 4400+ Toledo core...At stock.

lsg1r · 20 May 2007 at 23:31

well my opteron 175 (same as 4400+ really) is similar sort of temps.

I know one core is going to be slightly hotter due to being used more but I'm not sure if thats too accurate to be honest.

SiriusB · 21 May 2007 at 00:32

Unless you live in the Arctic I very much doubt you have 24C on air.

What motherboard do you have? I know the DFI LanParty UT boards we're up to 10C out with their CPU temp reporting.

MoodyB · 21 May 2007 at 01:47

A difference it temps between cores is fairly common on X2's. Nothing much to worry about afaik.

I've had two X2 4200's and both have had a large temp difference. 1st one was showing a gap of 3c@idle and 11-14c@load. Current one is 10-12c at idle and load.

lsg1r · 21 May 2007 at 11:24

SiriusB said:
Unless you live in the Arctic I very much doubt you have 24C on air.

What motherboard do you have? I know the DFI LanParty UT boards we're up to 10C out with their CPU temp reporting.

don't forget this is the core temp not the cpu temp

Delvis · 21 May 2007 at 17:04

The board in question is an Asus A8n-sli Deluxe...

And no i dont live in the artic =P

Well you say core temp...on things like Smartguardian and ai booster it says the cpu is at 34c also...soooooo? I was just wondering thats all.

Not to worry, just seemed odd

Philio · 21 May 2007 at 19:25

lsg1r said:
don't forget this is the core temp not the cpu temp

Aren't core temps hotter than the CPU temp generally? I am going by the temps of an Intel chip though this might be different.