temps at nf7-s 2.0

[Barracuda]

is there any problems with the cpu temps at this mobo?i mean if it reads higher than it is at real?

[Major]

My NF7-S v2 reads about 12*c higher than my temp probe mounted about a 1/8" away form the core on the bottom of the wb. I think it is about 10* off.

My NF7-S v1.2 was 8-10*c higher as well.

[antipop]

I f i compare my old kg7 to my nf7 rev1.2 the offset is around 15°C but that doesn't take in to account the room temp which went a bit up so i would say there a 10°C offset

[Ewok]

so i can knock 10c off the 54c temps it was saying i had on my 1700 jiuhb at 1.9v?

goody, ill ram some more volts up its arse then!

of course by the time i actually get this f***n thing working again, the 2.1 will be out :rolleyes:

[WildKard]

Heh, I don't even care what motherboard temperatures say anymore, I go by how far I can stably OC, my NF7-s 2.0 said my cpu was 21c under full load in my Prometeia @ 2.6ghz 2.2v :/ couldve just been the Dielectric grease insulating heat though!

[Intronic15]

Lol it say's im 44c stressed on watercooling, on a epox im 35.. so they are kinda f*cked up :)

[DarKcyde]

Just remember, the actual temperature value is meaningless. However, any temperature Delta is still dead on accurate. Just record your temp at default speed, clock the snot outa it, and look at the change in temp. It really DID go up that many degrees, even though u can't be sure of what your baseline temp was.

Once you come to accept the fact that the temp value is meaningless, you'll start to focus on the fact that it only the overclock and stability matter.

[WildKard]

Originally posted by DarKcyde


Once you come to accept the fact that the temp value is meaningless, you'll start to focus on the fact that it only the overclock and stability matter.

Couldnt have said it better myself :)

[T@nker-xXx]

the same cooling

epox 8rda+ 1.1=> 34°
abit nf7s 1.2 => 45°