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What temp should I be looking at?

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Got a 7750+ BE according to everest its idleing at 48c But I've also got the core temp, and that reports its 25c both cores, so does it matter that it's higher for the whole cpu or should I just be looking at the core temps?

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SJ.
 
Hmmm some do misreport like I say coretemp should be quite accurate maybe have a look at some more hardware monitors ............ I use abit myself and seems to be ok .... sorry too early in the morning ive read that much about temps recently yet cant seem to remember if anyone has reported everest as misreading .......... personally id go with core temp as long as youve got good case cooling I would feel happy :)
 
Try downloading the AMD Overclocking utility ... that will give a status of temp, voltages. freqs etc even if you not going to use its overclocking features. Given you've got an AMD CPU and and AMD chipset then I'd assume that it will read the correct temp sensor! You can either use this directly or compare its results with readings on other tools to identify which temp reading is the CPU core!
 
Its up to you at the end of the day ....... coretemp is trustworthy and uses sensors actually inside the cpu ( I think ). O ther temp monitors use sensors on the motherboard in close proximity to the cpu and it has been known for these to be unreliable ....... I'd be googling specifically about your m/b and see if anyone has had problems with that particular m/b :)
 
Yeah, I've been googling a bit and seems this cpu does run hot with the stock cooler, I think the cut off is 73c so I have a little head room.
 
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