CoreTemp issue !

[CaNNibaL]

Hi everyone !
I don't know if this the right local to post this but i'm having troubles with coretemp !
I can't execute it ! PC reboots, and after rebooting it appears the message, "windows has recovered from a serious error"


Boas, hoje tentei iniciar o Core Temp e deu erro, dumping memory e rebootou, depois Windows has recovery from a serious error...


Problem report summary

Problem type


Windows stop error (a message appears on a blue screen with error code information)

Solution available?


No

What does this problem mean?


Windows has encountered a problem it cannot recover from and it needs to be restarted

Cause


Unknown

Computer symptoms


A message appears on a blue screen with error code information (for example: 0x0000001E, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED)


Anyone may know what this is about ?! What is the solution ?!


Regards

[Leeghoofd]

it's known issue with coretemp , downgrade to an earlier version or use everest home that has coretemp built in, the latter gives me one degree more but it's close enough to trust

[BenchZowner]

Just use CoreTemp v0.94

[noel82]

same problem on gigabyte ds4 965p and other motherboards...just use the version 0.94 ;)

[Makubex_GB]

I only have issues with CoreTemp (and this is even with earlier versions) if I open it and leave it open for a some time, while running Orthos. After a little while with both open (and Orthos stress testing) I get an error and CoreTemp has to be closed.

[NightRaven]

yes issue with 0.95. gives me blue screens or just reboots..

use 0.94. stable all the way.

but i think vista use 0.95

[andyaycw]

This is a known issue? Oh phew, and I thought I had messed up my system when I overclocked :P This problem only arose for me after I had finished with one of my overclocking sessions...Glad to see I didn't break anything

[[XC] riptide]

Heres something else. I have a QX6700 that showed big differences across the cores. 8C we're talking about. So I lapped it. Still big diff although overall temps are lower.

Funny thing is, each time I boot up, its a different core that is hotter than the rest according to coretemp. Does coretemp pick and choose which ACTUALLY cores it assigns to Core 0, Core 1, Core 2 and Core 3. ?

[Galaren]

I'd attribute that to intel and the vast space between processors and ihs.

[[XC] riptide]

I'd attribute that to intel and the vast space between processors and ihs.

Well. there was only one way to find out eh?:D

[[XC] DragonOrta]

Rip, what's that piece of paper say?

[[XC] riptide]

DragonOrta;2243270']Rip, what's that piece of paper say?

It says Quad.RIPTIDE @ XS and a :)


EDIT: I might add that Intel needs to be whipped. there was 2 high blobs of solder with a small footprint just trown onto the dies. No amount of lapping was gonna help me. It explains the 10Celcius delta I was getting at idle between diff cores. I coudn't live with it.

[sc00p]

riptide;2244516']It says Quad.RIPTIDE @ XS and a :)


EDIT: I might add that Intel needs to be whipped. there was 2 high blobs of solder with a small footprint just trown onto the dies. No amount of lapping was gonna help me. It explains the 10Celcius delta I was getting at idle between diff cores. I coudn't live with it.
I agree ~Intel... no way I was going to live with the difference of all the way 7 degrees between cores with my 6420... and that's only one die :D So IHS had to leave just recently... except there wasn't any xs-factor involved cause 6420 has no components upper side near rubber :cool: of the processor. (pics coming maybe within 24 hours...)

On topic: CoreTemp sees 6420 temps really off line. Idle temps were with IHS on 30c (room temp 29C :( ) and within a second of 100% load applied temp rises to 58c. And CT says I'm using C2D 6500 :confused: :shrug: :shakes:

[SoberWarlock]

Does Windows Vista have some kind of default CPU temp program or any other way I can see it without using a downloaded program? I have coretemp and it is sees my E4300 with stock cooling like this

Idle: 50c
Full load: 70
Ambient: 60

I guess that is pretty accurate, I need to get myself a new cooler!

[carey8]

:O the IHS is off.
How'd you get it off?

[sc00p]

:O the IHS is off.
How'd you get it off?
I'm not sure to whom you refer but I can speak of my own case:
-razor blade
-gas torch

->pull it off :yepp:

[[XC] riptide]

:O the IHS is off.
How'd you get it off?

Me?

Razon around outside to sever the epoxy.

Laid upside down in a pot/pat and heated on a gas fire. Razor blade left stuck in so i cut test intermittently for the top becoming loose. Came off in a few minutes easily. You can even smell the solder as it gets soft before the lid moves. Well with my heightened sense of smell i could :yepp:

[uwackme]

You're :banana::banana::banana::banana:ting me.... Intel actually SOLDERED the IHS on?!?! I dont think solder can compete with AS3/5 for thermal transfer. Did the chip DIE in the operation, or will you be able to get it running Neked?

[sc00p]

Folding 24/7 100%... it was for me a bit tricky get it stay on socket correctly cause you cannot clamp it down anymore. I believe if our cpus did die we wouldn't tell about that anyone ;)

[[XC] riptide]

Working fine for me also. See... the solder was on ALL over the place.... not in correct places... and I was getitng big temp diff's across the cores.

[Timbosan]

My e6300 has only 2*C difference between the cores, which is good after reading what some people report. Im still not happy that they're different though.