Real Temp - New temp program for Intel Core processors

[unclewebb]

i set tjMax to 85 and now all the cores with calibration have the same temps. is it right to do this? i mean to set the tjMax to 85 and make all cores the same temp?

I'll admit that your calibration looks nice but changing TjMax is definitely not the right thing to do.

It is likely that you have a couple of core sensors that are stuck like many other 45nm Quad core owners have. Two or three stuck sensors on a 45nm Quad seems to be pretty typical. You can't use calibration factor corrections or TjMax adjustments to fix a stuck sensor. There's nothing you can do with it to get it to report accurate idle temperatures so step 1 is trying to determine if any of your sensors are stuck.

I'm assuming that you read the documentation and followed the calibration procedure and lowered your core voltage to about 1.10 volts and dropped your frequency to about 2000 MHz for your calibration test. Post a CPU-Z screen shot of that and what RealTemp shows with a 0.0 calibration.

Go back a page to this post and have a look at what I told Xello to do and the information he posted afterward so I could understand his CPU and his sensors better.

[djstx2003]

ok here a photo with fsb 266 and cpu volt 1.10:




also i test the sensors and all is working. i know what is a stuck sensor because this is my second cpu QX9650. the previous i rma it and this is the new.:




and finally here a photo from cpu-z:




from what i see the core 0 and core 1 have the same temps and the same for the other 2 cores but with 5 more. if i overclock the test sensors readings go higher but i think this is normal.
so now what settings can i have to real temp?

thank you for your fast answers my friend!!!

[djstx2003]

and here is another photo with calibration at tjMax 95 and fsb 266 and cpu volt 1.10: