You should run 094 and 095 at the same time. See if they are different since you seem 100% sure they are. Maybe other people have the opposite results from which one is correct.Originally Posted by Prodigys
The you just stay stuck on CoreTemp 0.94 !
I tested it with varies of persons.
I got with Coretemp 0.94 temps of 21/22°C when my room is 25°c, you think that is right ?
NO.
So if you wanna be harsh and dont want to listen stay on 0.94, but dont complain if your cpu is dead
Unless you can prove to me, that YOU can cool something to 21°C with air that's 25°C
Then you are THE MAN !
Sorry for my post, but you dont understand it, then i must be a little hard.
Last time I did this they were exactly the same, of course the 'reality check' always applies - idle temps can't be below ambient with air or standard water for example.
*edit* Didn't mean the above to sound harsh. I've just tried out Coretemp 094 and 095 with my L2 stepping () e4400. Running them at the same time 095 does read 15C higher but also shows TJunction at 15C higher. Don't know which to believe but as long as the temp to tjunction allowance is correct it doesn't matter. The CPU is a poor oc'er anyway :p so I don't really care.
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