OK, I tried to do what is on these pages:http://askubuntu.com/questions/15832/how-do-i-get-the-cpu-temperatureA ha! Now we're getting somewhere.
That's not core temp. That's VRM temp.
That's why it goes up and down so quickly, as power phases go on and off line based on C states.
Looks like lm-sensors should be able to read the Intel core temp diode with the coretemp-isa module.
OK, I tried to do what is on these pages:http://askubuntu.com/questions/15832/how-do-i-get-the-cpu-temperature
And I get the below:
mark@mark-dual-5639:~$ sensors
nouveau-pci-0c00
Adapter: PCI adapter
temp1: +42.0°C (high = +100.0°C, crit = +110.0°C)
mark@mark-dual-5639:~$
No ISA adapter for 0 and 1
What is the breaking point for these chips before they start to throttle down clocks?
I've seen different numbers online
Tj Max is 79 Celsius.. with a good Fan & H/S you should only see 70 under a continuous heavy load..
See above, TRUE 120's. Also, this is a 6 vore, not a quad core, so you can't compare temps. Also a Xeon, so the extra links use some power.
Running 68c now.
Nah you may be very little familiar with an 920 coz, its rated at 130w tpd @ stock vs yours little hexy @ 60w, second thing mine is overclocked heavily at 1.36vcore with HT which adds extra heat. So yeah, I'm waiting mine and then we'll see temps with noctua d14 using that chip.
Nah you may be very little familiar with an 920 coz, its rated at 130w tpd @ stock vs yours little hexy @ 60w, second thing mine is overclocked heavily at 1.36vcore with HT which adds extra heat. So yeah, I'm waiting mine and then we'll see temps with noctua d14 using that chip.
Nah you may be very little familiar with an 920 coz, its rated at 130w tpd @ stock vs yours little hexy @ 60w, second thing mine is overclocked heavily at 1.36vcore with HT which adds extra heat. So yeah, I'm waiting mine and then we'll see temps with noctua d14 using that chip.
Little is right. L5639 is 32nm, yours is 45nm. That can play into multiple factors but the bottom line is you can't directly power usage between these two chips.
totally agreed.
Even comparing between a standard gulftown and one of these xeon is almost as bad.
Even if both are at 32nm.
The chips are made for different target audiences.
And I still have not found software to even give me the CPU temps on ubuntu. All the programs I tried in web searches will not work.
Try psensor
I get "dependency is not satisfiable" when trying to install.
Are you just using stable sources, or do you have testing turned on as well?
ETA: This may be Debian-specific and not for Ubuntu. I haven't used Linux in a while.
The chip should work in any X58 board (any bios). If you want to work this chip (OC heavily) pick your board according to the power section. The more phases the better, Asus has 16+2 Phase Power Design, and others may have 12 or more. These will be the easiest to OC with stability. Next to that, decide if you want USB 3 and Sata 3. Decide whether you may eventually want to run SLI or Crossfire to see if you need 2 PCI-E slots. Boards are still available new or refurbed for around $200-$249. Used still brings $150+ on ebay.
Next & very important is cpu cooling. Whether you want to go liquid or just HSF is your choice, but these low power chips work well with a good heat sink & fan.
Use fast ram for best OC.. 1600 or better
Use a good power supply.. 450 watts or better..
Boards are still available, refurbs usualy without backplates. Here's a few I found on ebay..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUS-RAMPAG...578076805?pt=Motherboards&hash=item5af0447c85
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUSTeK-ASU...225922405?pt=Motherboards&hash=item2a31e81f65
http://www.ebay.com/itm/XFX-MB-X58I...290542764?pt=Motherboards&hash=item5d332cf4ac
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EVGA-141-GT...187353146?pt=Motherboards&hash=item1c3754423a
Nothing wrong with getting a used board. Just be sure of what you want.. Search "X58 motherboard" on ebay..
Good Luck!
You're right Terry, I should have said Most any high end X58 board.. That's what I meant.. Thanks.. Editted