Different temperatures puzzled

matty_doodle

matty_doodle

matty_doodle

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Hi All,

I wonder if anyone can help me or has had the same issue, I have two different temperature monitor bits of s/w, Core Temp 1.0 and Speed Fan 4.44.

Both of them show my Core 2 Duo E6400, (running at the stock speed of 2.13Ghz) running at a different temperature as to what the BIOS shows.

I have an Asus P5W DH motherboard and upon a warm restart boot up it show CPU temp at around 43c.

Core Temp shows core 0 at 58c and core 1 at around 59c :eek:

Speed fan shows a few different temps namely CPU= 44c, then core 0 at 54c and core1 at 53c. :confused:

What is the best way to check the temp of the CPU and what bit of software do most people find to be the best way to monitor CPU temp.:confused:

Please help as I’m confused

Matt :):)
 
matty_doodle said:
Hi All,

I wonder if anyone can help me or has had the same issue, I have two different temperature monitor bits of s/w, Core Temp 1.0 and Speed Fan 4.44.

Both of them show my Core 2 Duo E6400, (running at the stock speed of 2.13Ghz) running at a different temperature as to what the BIOS shows.

I have an Asus P5W DH motherboard and upon a warm restart boot up it show CPU temp at around 43c.

Core Temp shows core 0 at 58c and core 1 at around 59c :eek:

Speed fan shows a few different temps namely CPU= 44c, then core 0 at 54c and core1 at 53c. :confused:

What is the best way to check the temp of the CPU and what bit of software do most people find to be the best way to monitor CPU temp.:confused:

Please help as I’m confused

Matt :):)
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That's fine. Expect a differation of around 5 degrees usually. :)

Use realtemp or your motherboards specific utility.
 
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