ASUS P5W DH - Problems + Fixes Thread

[sesdave]

Sorry, I meant to say Coretemp... TAT shows a few degrees higher than that. I'll try using 1.65 MCH and 1.5 vcore with 4-4-4-12. Is it safe to run your CPU at 1.5V all of the time? Just asking because it's quite a bit higher than the specs from intel which show a max of 1.325V. I don't care if I shorten the life, as long as it lasts a couple of years.

Also, can someone clarify this for me, because I keep getting different answers. What program do people usually report their temps from? I'm at part load, and Speedfan currently says 22C, Coretemp says 25C/28C, and TAT says 27C/32C. Which temp am I supposed to report?

Coretemp is what u use to report internal core temperatures.The data is collected from a Digital Thermal Sensor which is located in each individual processing core, near the hottest part. Running 24/7 upto 1.55v on air if you have good low temps should be fine - you are overclocking after all!.