baldrick1001
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A bit of a cheekly question really, I have had no problem with realtemp moniotring my core temps, I have two stuck sensors, one that sits at 39 and one that sits at 43 - but they go up when the temperature rises - which is fine by me.
But what I have noticed is that coretemp will randomly, on reboots, change the location of the stuck cores. Generally, i.e. 75% of the time the cores are:
Core #0 = 32c (not a stuck sensor)
Core #1 = 43c (stuck sensor)
Core #2 = 28 (not a stuck sensor)
Core #3 = 39c (stuck sensor)
but sometimes they could look like this:
Core #0 = 32c (not a stuck sensor)
Core #1 = 43c (stuck sensor)
Core #2 = 39c (stuck sensor)
Core #3 = 28 (not a stuck sensor)
i.e. the sensor stuck at 39c has moved to from core 3 to core 2.
Why would this prog move the cores around when real temp keeps them static (aside from realtemp being the platinum product). Could this be a probelm with my motherboard, cpu pins or the programme? Is there, for instance, a cpu pin per sensor??
My system specs are:
Q9650
Gigabyte EP45-UD3R
4 gig RAM
80 GIG SSD
Other stuff.
But what I have noticed is that coretemp will randomly, on reboots, change the location of the stuck cores. Generally, i.e. 75% of the time the cores are:
Core #0 = 32c (not a stuck sensor)
Core #1 = 43c (stuck sensor)
Core #2 = 28 (not a stuck sensor)
Core #3 = 39c (stuck sensor)
but sometimes they could look like this:
Core #0 = 32c (not a stuck sensor)
Core #1 = 43c (stuck sensor)
Core #2 = 39c (stuck sensor)
Core #3 = 28 (not a stuck sensor)
i.e. the sensor stuck at 39c has moved to from core 3 to core 2.
Why would this prog move the cores around when real temp keeps them static (aside from realtemp being the platinum product). Could this be a probelm with my motherboard, cpu pins or the programme? Is there, for instance, a cpu pin per sensor??
My system specs are:
Q9650
Gigabyte EP45-UD3R
4 gig RAM
80 GIG SSD
Other stuff.