hey all
im running core temp then i tried cpu thermometer. both are telling me what cpu i have etc but none are actually telleing me what temp my cpu is at. anyone had this before?
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Why does my AMD processor's temperature always read 0C/32F?
On older processors based on the Athlon 64 core (K8) this is usually caused by a problematic thermal sensor in the processor, this is a pretty uncommon issue.
On CPUs starting with the Phenom architecture AMD has introduced the ACC function, it allowed the early Phenoms to achieve higher overclocks, and on the Phenom II based processors it allowed unlocking of extra cores and L3 cache.
Some motherboards include a Core unlock feature, which is based on ACC as well.
In most cases disabling these features in the BIOS will bring temperature readings back.
i used the unlocking feature on the mboard to unlock the 4 cores so im not going to disable it. surly there is another way to monitor temps of the cpu?
im running core temp then i tried cpu thermometer. both are telling me what cpu i have etc but none are actually telleing me what temp my cpu is at. anyone had this before?
Edit:
Why does my AMD processor's temperature always read 0C/32F?
On older processors based on the Athlon 64 core (K8) this is usually caused by a problematic thermal sensor in the processor, this is a pretty uncommon issue.
On CPUs starting with the Phenom architecture AMD has introduced the ACC function, it allowed the early Phenoms to achieve higher overclocks, and on the Phenom II based processors it allowed unlocking of extra cores and L3 cache.
Some motherboards include a Core unlock feature, which is based on ACC as well.
In most cases disabling these features in the BIOS will bring temperature readings back.
i used the unlocking feature on the mboard to unlock the 4 cores so im not going to disable it. surly there is another way to monitor temps of the cpu?
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