Real Temp - New temp program for Intel Core processors

[psychok9]

Sweet Jesus, XS is back in business. And I thought crack was a bad addiction!

http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip

The above feature has been added and I also increased the maximum amount of negative calibration from -9.9 to -19.9. Some guys with 45nm Quad cores using the Intel specified TjMax are still getting idle temps that appear to be way too high during low MHz, low voltage, idle testing. If you can't get your idle temps looking good with this much correction then it's time to head to EBay and dump it, unless it's a good clocker!

Default TjMax for the early 65nm CPUs has been adjusted upward based on IR testing and Intel's release of TjMax for 45nm. For 65nm I'm still only guessing because Intel refuses to release TjMax information.

If I understand good... the difference from real temperature of the cores and IHS (measured from you) is -5°c, and the correct TjMax for Q6600 is 100°c?
E8400 = Q6600?
Sorry for my eng

[Puttz]

Uncle, hope you don't mind my asking a stupid question.

Since I have lapped my CPU & the D-tech block was already perfect (believe it or not) & half a half a grain of rice liquid metal, my temps at idle have dropped 5-7 & load 12-15 degrees.

Now water temps on the hot side are 27.6, ambient is 26.2, Tcase is at 29.6. Would it be safe to assume that my cores would be in the 32-33 range?

This seems to make sense to me!

Thanks

P.S. - All temps are taken with a laser thermal sensor. And if your curious my full load temps don't go over 43-44. RealTemp sensors show 7,7,7,7.

Again, Thanks.