Same thing happened to me on my build.
I was used to S939, which doesn't have these power connectors for the CPU.
I was used to S939, which doesn't have these power connectors for the CPU.
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hate to bring this threat back from its defeat but can anyone tell me if this is reading incorrectly?
CPU: 2C
CPU 1/ core 1/ 43C
cpu 1/ core 2/ 49C
Incorrect reading on the CPU? I dont think the temperature's could even hit below freezing.....bios shoots back a 9C-10C on boot... but im just double checking...
CPU: 2C
CPU 1/ core 1/ 43C
cpu 1/ core 2/ 49C
Incorrect reading on the CPU? I dont think the temperature's could even hit below freezing.....bios shoots back a 9C-10C on boot... but im just double checking...
Last edited by higezzzz (2008-06-12 11:46:37)
2c?higezzzz wrote:
hate to bring this threat back from its defeat but can anyone tell me if this is reading incorrectly?
CPU: 2C
CPU 1/ core 1/ 43C
cpu 1/ core 2/ 49C
Incorrect reading on the CPU? I dont think the temperature's could even hit below freezing.....bios shoots back a 9C-10C on boot... but im just double checking...
I don't know a lot about CPU's, but that's wrong.
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You must be using liquid nitrogen...
it's coming up as a red flag on my monitors.....but im just using the fan and heatsink that came with my processor...performance seems fine...
plus, it wouldn't work as a block of ice... maybe i put on to much thermal compound or something...
I don't plan to overclock, is this something that should be solved now? Or don't worry about it?
plus, it wouldn't work as a block of ice... maybe i put on to much thermal compound or something...
I don't plan to overclock, is this something that should be solved now? Or don't worry about it?
Just a bad temp sensor. Not unusual on 45nm CPUs.
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As freezer says - it's probably just a bad sensor - the two core temps are OK, so I wouldn't worry.