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Everest and Core 2 DUO temperatures...

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Hi, i have heard that the threshold for E6750 is 60 degrees celcius. Everest reports a temperature for each core and for the CPU it self. is the threshold for each core? or for the actual chip?

what is the threshold for all 3 parts?
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Post by franpa »

they don't list my processor there.

edit: nvm.
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Use CoreTemp for accurate readings.
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Post by franpa »

reading the temps isnt the problem, knowing what the max. temp before it starts shutting down IS, because most things measure the temp of each core AND the whole chip.
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Post by DOLLS (J) [!] »

It depends on your processor stepping, recent ones start throttling once they reach 85°C.

I don't know about Everest but neither SpeedFan nor my system BIOS report the correct temperatures of CPU, only CoreTemp does, so, knowing the limit is meaningless unless you know how close you're pushing the CPU.
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Post by franpa »

my stepping is G0
(zero)

i will look into that program you recommend.

Tjunction 85 degrees celcius
Core 0 at 30 degrees
Core 1 at 28 degrees
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is the TJunction the combined temperature of both cores or is it the max for each core? or... ?
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Post by franpa »

what is the max temperature of each core?

http://www.mediafire.com/?5mlj32ymrgz (picture of Core Temp)
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It's around 80 when they start throttling.
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ah, so each individual core can reach 80 degrees?
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Post by franpa »

wtf, why did i say the TJunction was 85c when in the picture i took it says 100c? -.-
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franpa wrote:wtf, why did i say the TJunction was 85c when in the picture i took it says 100c? -.-
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