Yes it is, the seonsors on AMD indicate a 15-20C lower temperature than it is.Originally Posted by FlanK3r
So...how explain me the fact Thuban at 45nm with "big" die size is colder than most of CPUs (Sandy Bridge, Lynfields....)?No, your idea is wrong
. SB topped at more than 95 C in load with the same cooler and voltage at 1.46V, Thuban 60 C (in coretemp 50C!)....Difference between area sensors can not be so big.
Have you seen an Thuban working at 75-80C? No because than it already entered in throttle.
Well BD at same surface at Thuban will have much more tranzistors in it.It is the reverse.
A big surface has an easier time transmitting all the energy and thus being cooler.
What you say works in a closed case for a short time, but in a long time the air inside is getting hotter.
What i'm saying is that BD will need a strong cooler like Noctua DH-14.
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