WoodButcher
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Your using the tat to load your cpu, most that I have seen and me too, use orthos to load and tat to monitor. Running tat I'll reach 55c and I'm on water. 45c orthos
Originally posted by: renozi
well, I did it your way WoodButcher and at 3.33GHz 1.42vcore 1.39vdroop ambient 24C I got 53 running orthos with tat monitoring. only 8C away from your watercooled!
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Originally posted by: WoodButcher
Originally posted by: renozi
well, I did it your way WoodButcher and at 3.33GHz 1.42vcore 1.39vdroop ambient 24C I got 53 running orthos with tat monitoring. only 8C away from your watercooled!
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With that comparision it seems your doing pretty well then.
My temp is w/ vcore at 1.49 @ 3.4GHz so Ive got to think our cpu's are pretty close. 8 degrees that I paid a small fortune for. I think you've got a damn fine setup. :thumbsup:
Originally posted by: renozi
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=143171
seems right graysky, i'm going with my cpu temps from the diode and not DTS. Currently ambient 28C 3.30GHz @ 1.41 in bios 1.39 vdroop idle 32C load tat 46C
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Originally posted by: renozi
no no im not victor at XS. lol i'm renozi over there too!
Originally posted by: renozi
in the recent issue of Maximum PC one of the editors asked Intel which is the correct temperature reading of the cpu.
"There are two different temperature measurements going on inside a Core 2. Each individual core has its own digital thermal sensor (DTS) that writes a value to a register in the core. The number the DTS reports, however, is not the temperature of the core, it is a value that counts down to zero. When it hits zero, the core should throttle down. It's also intended to be used for controlling fan speeds, not as a direct temperature reference. Core Temp is guessing (incorrectly, according to Intel) what the offset is.
There's also an old-fashioned thermal diode inside the CPU, just off to the side of the two processors, under the lid. Intel says the temperature the diode reports is probably more indicative of the CPU's actual temperature (and it's probably what the BIOS and more OEM motherboard utilities report). Still, that number isn't necessarily correct."