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| Processor | I9 9900KS @ 5.3Ghz |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | Gagabyte z390 Aorus Ultra |
| Cooling | Nexxxos Nova 1080 + 360 rad |
| Memory | 32Gb Crucial Balliastix RGB 4.4GHz |
| Video Card(s) | MSI Gaming X Trio RTX 3090 (Bios and Shunt Modded) 2.17GHz @ 38C |
| Storage | NVME / SSD RAID arrays |
| Display(s) | 38" LG 38GN950-B, 27" BENQ XL2730Z 144hz 1440p, Samsung 27" 3D 1440p |
| Case | Thermaltake Core series |
| Power Supply | 1.6Kw Silverstone |
| Mouse | Roccat Kone EMP |
| Keyboard | Corsair Viper Mechanical |
| Software | Windows 10 Pro |
Hi all, while i have been monitoring the temperatures on both cores of my opteron 185, i have noticed a discrepancy:
On speedfan:
Core 0 say has a temperature of 6C, while core1 has a temperature of -10C
I have always used speedfan and just taken these as a given, however,
On Core Temp:
Core0 will have a different temperature differing by 3C, so in this case it would read 2-3C, while core1 remains at the same value of -10C.
Something to consider, i read up on core temp and it states it reads directly from the digital thermal sensors located within the cpu chip, but im not certain about speedfan.
Im hoping (
) that core temp is the accurate one since both core1's are showing the same reading. What do you guys make of this?
Also, I display both core temperatures on a lcd display at the base of my pc case, using speedfan to send info to lcdsmartie, so if core temp is the accurate one i can offset the core0 temperature reading from within speedfan by -3C to get the actual temperature, if that turns out to be the case---> the fact you can offset values in speedfan may indicate its just reading from the mobo??
Cheerz, Mand
On speedfan:
Core 0 say has a temperature of 6C, while core1 has a temperature of -10C
I have always used speedfan and just taken these as a given, however,
On Core Temp:
Core0 will have a different temperature differing by 3C, so in this case it would read 2-3C, while core1 remains at the same value of -10C.
Something to consider, i read up on core temp and it states it reads directly from the digital thermal sensors located within the cpu chip, but im not certain about speedfan.
Im hoping (
) that core temp is the accurate one since both core1's are showing the same reading. What do you guys make of this? Also, I display both core temperatures on a lcd display at the base of my pc case, using speedfan to send info to lcdsmartie, so if core temp is the accurate one i can offset the core0 temperature reading from within speedfan by -3C to get the actual temperature, if that turns out to be the case---> the fact you can offset values in speedfan may indicate its just reading from the mobo??
Cheerz, Mand
