CPU temp

NeoSquall · 23rd May 2008, 07:01 PM

I need to know..

what is the difference between..

CPU
Core
Core0
Core1

I need to know..

thank you..

Im having high temps in those...

CPU = 72celcius
Core = 53celcius
Core0 = 57celcius
Core1 = 55celcius

ler.. is this over the top or normal when the proc is having full load..? Im using E6300...

Zenphic · 24th May 2008, 01:12 AM

CPU - temperature of the processor
Core - no idea

Core0 - temperature of 1st core of the processor
Core1 - temperature of 2nd core of the processor

slugbug · 24th May 2008, 02:01 AM

The important details are core0 and core1. These are the core temperatures. What type of cpu cooler are you using? If stock then you might want to look into upgrading to something more efficient.

Zenphic · 24th May 2008, 02:06 AM

yeah, those temps look kinda high. IIRC load it shouldn't go over 55C most of the time. Make sure that the cooler's well installed on the processor (the push-pins la) if it is the stock cooler.

Which software were you using to check the temps though?

Chai · 24th May 2008, 05:24 AM

What program are you using? I recommend CoreTemp or RealTemp.

NeoSquall · 24th May 2008, 12:08 PM

I've used..

speedfan
PC probe(provided by asus)
coretemp

yes.. using stock cooler.. fitted properly tho.. took it out and fit it in again.. still the same..

..

if I were to upgrade.. what do you guys recommend?

Chai · 24th May 2008, 01:52 PM

What processor are you using now?

Lacus · 24th May 2008, 05:31 PM

@chai, he already did mention C2D E6300

Max_87 · 24th May 2008, 05:50 PM

Seriously, there is nothing wrong with your CPU temperature. You just need to pay attention to core0 and core1 in coretemp. Oh and btw 50-60C+ degree under load is perfectly fine, nothing wrong with that.

g0tanks · 24th May 2008, 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Max_87

Seriously, there is nothing wrong with your CPU temperature. You just need to pay attention to core0 and core1 in coretemp. Oh and btw 50-60C+ degree under load is perfectly fine, nothing wrong with that.

CoreTemp has never worked correctly for me, it says my temps are almost double of those in the bios.

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NeoSquall Hyperactive Join Date: 11 May 2003 Location: Sabah, Malaysia Posts: 2,537 Reputation: 14 Rep Power: 9	I've used.. speedfan PC probe(provided by asus) coretemp yes.. using stock cooler.. fitted properly tho.. took it out and fit it in again.. still the same.. .. if I were to upgrade.. what do you guys recommend? __________________ LALALA WEEEE....

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slugbug Warming up Join Date: 25 Apr 2006 Posts: 112 Reputation: 106 Rep Power: 5	The important details are core0 and core1. These are the core temperatures. What type of cpu cooler are you using? If stock then you might want to look into upgrading to something more efficient.

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Zenphic Super Active Join Date: 23 Apr 2006 Location: Quebec, Canada Posts: 1,098 Reputation: 467 Rep Power: 9	yeah, those temps look kinda high. IIRC load it shouldn't go over 55C most of the time. Make sure that the cooler's well installed on the processor (the push-pins la) if it is the stock cooler. Which software were you using to check the temps though?

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