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Speedfan shows this data
GPU: 63C
Temp1: -55C
Temp2: -2C
Temp3: 36C
Core 0: 46
Core 1: 43
Seems to have cooled down
Speedfan shows this data
GPU: 63C
Temp1: -55C
Temp2: -2C
Temp3: 36C
Core 0: 46
Core 1: 43
Seems to have cooled down
I would recommend removing the heatsink and fan and replacing the thermal compound, and if your running a stock cooler and are comfortable enough with having to remove the mother board I would definitely get an aftermarket cooler.
Speedfan is reporting temps not in the critical area but a little to wacky temp1 -55c? temp 2 -2c?
You could also try removing the side cover and using a household fan and blowing air into your case to see if lowers the temps if not then your definitely going to need to do something with your cooler on your CPU.
JMO Fabe
Phantom readings. Speedfan reports everything the sensor chip supports where there is a sensor attached or not, and just needs to be removed from showing in the configuration settings,.Speedfan is reporting temps not in the critical area but a little to wacky temp1 -55c? temp 2 -2c?
Can you post a screen shot of CPU-Z - CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting and a screenshot of Core Temp
Here's some info on how to post an image.....
- How to use the Snipping Tool in Vista - Vista Forums
- A Preferred Method of Uploading/Posting Screen Shots
Thanks.
Just out of interest is there a difference between a core and a cpu
In brief:
CPU or Central processing unit is the brain of pc. And the core is like a part of the cpu. :)
The the number of cores work together to make up one CPU. Each core can process a seperate function or work together in unison in the CPU. In this case you CPU has two cores.
The CPU temp is the overall temp of the entire CPU whereas the core temps are the individual temps of each core.
Hope this helps.
Then if they are both over heated why is Core 1 only 1.73ghz?
Did you see my post about posting screenshots? It's the best way to get your questions answered.
Thanks
Vatec,
The Cores will throttle up and down independently.
And I wouldn’t pull off your CPU cooler unless you have thermal grease or compound on hand to reapply.
Thermal grease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It is not recommended using old grease.
Out of curiosity, what case are you using?