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xbot
12-26-2007, 11:27 PM
Did some upgrading over the holiday's and am finding it hard to get accurate temp for my CPU/System.

New Hardware:
C2D E6750 / stock cooler
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4 Mainboard
2gigs Crucial Ballistics
WD 74gig Raptor

I've been trying to get a clear view of what my temps are and the range is so far spread it's hard to be accurate.

CoreTemp:
Core #0 22c
Core #1 22c

CoreTempBeta:
Core #0 36c
Core #1 37c

CPUID Hardware Monitor:
Core #0 38c
Core #1 39c

and Gigabytes Easy Tune 5:
System 35c
CPU 29c

Also inside the hardware monitor of EasyTune 5 I am getting a blinking traingular warning icon for the fans..!?!?!? I have no idea why, and if I turn audio warnings on, i recieve "Danger, Danger Danger...." over and over

As yet I have very little faith with EasyTune after going through the chm file trying to find some answers, you get one line responses saying this section does this. With no explanation of what the warning or anything mean.


Reading from BIOS:
System: 34c
CPU 35c


These temps are all idle temps, not running any software besides what was used to get the temp.

Anyways, Is there something more accurate I could use to gauge my temps as I'd rather not burn things up. Are these temperatures normal for my Processor?

Any advice greatly appreciated and welcome.


*EDIT Update*
I've now tried using Intel Thermal Analysis Tool and it reports temperatures for both between 20c and 27c

hitchface
12-27-2007, 03:17 AM
Not that it is an accurate answer, but if any of those listed temps are right, you'll be fine. It is really hard to tell because there is little in the way of standardization when it comes to measuring temps.

andper10
12-29-2007, 06:55 PM
I have read that Core Temp Beta is the most accurate for C2D CPUs. If you look at the temps in core temp beta vs. Speedfan, speedfan is 15*C off, so you can set it to correct the temps by 15*C in speedfan and it will show the same temperature as Core Temp Beta.