"Core Temp" - CPU Temerature monitoring tool

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10-21-2006, 03:37 AM
ex.treme

After 6h Prime95.
Isn't nice temperatures :-(

http://sweb.cz/EXTREME.OVERCLOCKER/c...%20pime%20.JPG

I will searching better cooling.
10-21-2006, 10:07 AM
HamidFULL

Quote:

After 6h Prime95.
Isn't nice temperatures :-(

your temps are so fine under 60C is very good
10-21-2006, 12:04 PM
ryaan

is there a reason why core temp is very inaccurate for me? it shows both cores ~45c when speedfan shows 31/32c, bios shows 32/34c, eztune 5 shows 32/33c.
10-21-2006, 12:44 PM
Tallman

core temp is within 1-2c of everest and TAT for me
10-21-2006, 12:57 PM
TL1000S

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Originally Posted by ryaan

is there a reason why core temp is very inaccurate for me? it shows both cores ~45c when speedfan shows 31/32c, bios shows 32/34c, eztune 5 shows 32/33c.

The only reason is that CoreTemp/TAT (or Everest *Ultimate*) is able to show the readout (translated to temp) from the digital diode(s) in the core(s).
Bios, Speedfan, EZTune does not show coretemp.. well.. it didn't last time I checked. :)
10-21-2006, 05:17 PM
KJatl

I prefer looking at my speedfan temps. They're a good 13 degrees lower. =P
10-22-2006, 12:26 PM
JoeBar

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tallman

core temp is within 1-2c of everest and TAT for me

That's the case for me also with CoreTemp being lower.
10-23-2006, 03:26 PM
Stelios

I'm using Asus P5WDH with bios 1503 & E6700 .
While orthos priming with stock cooler and 1.45Vcore , i read a temperature of 124-128C . I don't know why , but straight after 85-86C it jumps to 125C .
10-24-2006, 02:53 AM
The Coolest

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stelios

I'm using Asus P5WDH with bios 1503 & E6700 .
While orthos priming with stock cooler and 1.45Vcore , i read a temperature of 124-128C . I don't know why , but straight after 85-86C it jumps to 125C .

Ouch, that is very odd.
What does TAT read?
What does your motherboard report?
10-24-2006, 07:30 AM
Richard Dower

How accurate is Core Temp?
10-24-2006, 07:53 AM
Stelios

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Coolest

Ouch, that is very odd.
What does TAT read?
What does your motherboard report?

TAT doesn't work as i use Win2k3 .
Asus Aibooster and all other similar programs shows 67-70C . That's approx 18C below core temp (when core temp shows right temp) .

See the attached pictures .
10-24-2006, 07:56 AM
Yoxxy

I think your computer is on fire or has turned into some kind of a fission reactor, have you seen smoke coming out? (Kidding)

But seriously, 67-70c in Aibooster and you are not scared for 24/7. What is temp when running prime95 or orthos?
10-24-2006, 08:32 AM
Stelios

OK . Small update . :)

I managed to run Intel TAT . Just needed to change the compatibility mode to win2000 . After 85C , TAT reads >85C . No 86C or anything else . Just >85C . At the same time Core temp gives 124-126C . So , mystery solved . :p:
Previously i haven't encountered this , as all previous versions of core temp had the overheating pop up window which made orthos prime to loose priority.

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Originally Posted by Yoxxy

I think your computer is on fire or has turned into some kind of a fission reactor, have you seen smoke coming out? (Kidding)

But seriously, 67-70c in Aibooster and you are not scared for 24/7. What is temp when running prime95 or orthos?

:D :D :D :D

These temps are while running orthos prime at 3.5Ghz & 1.45Vcore (Real vcore as i have made vdroop mod) .

Of course i'm not running this setup at 24/7 . My default cooling is a single stage (subzero cooling) . I'm just testing some CPU's . :rolleyes:
10-24-2006, 09:26 AM
astaris

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Coolest

Ouch, that is very odd.
What does TAT read?
What does your motherboard report?

Uhm i remember from intel datasheet that when temperature is higher than the maximum operating temperature (i.e. TJunction) an out of spec status bit is set in the DTS MSR. Maybe this is the cause of the odd behaviour of coretemp.
10-24-2006, 01:59 PM
The Coolest

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stelios

TAT doesn't work as i use Win2k3 .
Asus Aibooster and all other similar programs shows 67-70C . That's approx 18C below core temp (when core temp shows right temp) .

See the attached pictures .

I'm pretty sure that chip is OVERHEATING
when a motherboard sensor shows you close to 70C that is very very bad.

Quote:

Originally Posted by astaris

Uhm i remember from intel datasheet that when temperature is higher than the maximum operating temperature (i.e. TJunction) an out of spec status bit is set in the DTS MSR. Maybe this is the cause of the odd behaviour of coretemp.

Yes. That is probably it. the (?) at the end of the temp suggests it couldn't get a proper reading, so this value can be ignored.
I'll see that this gets fixed in a future release.
Thanks.
10-24-2006, 03:45 PM
domain

thanks dude for this URL(The Way It Works)..
I'll send a feedback after trying it :)
10-26-2006, 07:35 AM
Mord

Good, the new version isn't "crashing" after 1min. The system is in the sig. Previously it would close by itself after a while. Quite annoying.

0.93 that is.

Grats', mate!

One request (sorry if it has already been discussed) - could you please make the sys tray show temp instead of, errr .... nothing at all. 10x, keep up the good work!
10-26-2006, 12:33 PM
xgman

Isn't there some way to get this to read the minus temps that clearly show in the asus bioses?
10-26-2006, 03:20 PM
The Coolest

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mord

Good, the new version isn't "crashing" after 1min. The system is in the sig. Previously it would close by itself after a while. Quite annoying.

0.93 that is.

Grats', mate!

One request (sorry if it has already been discussed) - could you please make the sys tray show temp instead of, errr .... nothing at all. 10x, keep up the good work!

Yes, it has been requested dozens of times :p:, and I'm working on it.

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Originally Posted by xgman

Isn't there some way to get this to read the minus temps that clearly show in the asus bioses?

Well... Core Temp shows what is read from the DTS, its a known issue with Intel CPUs for whatever reason, they just don't go lower than a certain temp, but never goes near 0C or under.
I've got no solution, I'm guessing that this is the DTS limitation.
10-27-2006, 06:47 AM
The Coolest

My article which discusses motherboard temperature sensors and DTS has been posted just now here:
http://www.overclockers.com/articles1378
10-27-2006, 08:14 AM
xgman

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Coolest

Yes, it has been requested dozens of times :p:, and I'm working on it.

Well... Core Temp shows what is read from the DTS, its a known issue with Intel CPUs for whatever reason, they just don't go lower than a certain temp, but never goes near 0C or under.
I've got no solution, I'm guessing that this is the DTS limitation.

The latest Everest release reads minus cpu tems and so does MBM5 if you set the MB to the ASUS P4800. I don't know where they are reading the temps from, but they do see minus temps in Windows somehow. How can we see where MBM5 is reading this from? If you could duplicate that somehow maybe it would work?
10-27-2006, 09:04 AM
The Coolest

If Core Temp doesn't read negative temps, no other program I know of will read negatives using the DTS either.
MBM5 and Everest are probably using the standard sensors.
10-27-2006, 09:06 AM
xgman

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Coolest

If Core Temp doesn't read negative temps, no other program I know of will read negatives using the DTS either.
MBM5 and Everest are probably using the standard sensors.

hmmm . . so could core temp have an option to read those as well for the minus crowd at least? Where is the asus bios reading the minus temps from? Funny how even the asus utiliies can't see the minus temps that their own bioses shows clearly.
10-27-2006, 10:39 AM
The Coolest

If you read my article, you'll notice that's Core Temp does not read, nor has access to any Super I/O chip. So, sorry, I'm afraid I can't
10-27-2006, 10:59 AM
gooface

is there anyway that this will tell the true volts of the cpu not the ones that are meant for it?

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