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23rd Oct 2008, 13:54
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as it says on the tin really.
bit more info: on the stuff that came with the Heatsink and using the bios to control the fan to around 40C, but the difference in core temps is around 10C, Core 1 temp 50 - 53C, core 2 temp 40 - 42, what is the fault here? used 3 different programmes and all report the same difference running AMD Athlon X2 5200+ (windsor) on vista home premium SP1 |
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23rd Oct 2008, 22:07
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Hey, My cores are a bit like that too. Around 10C difference. I made a thread before, and everyone said it was fine. Don't worry, shouldn't be any fault.
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24th Oct 2008, 00:26
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same here with my 4600+ dualcore always been 10-15C difference so wouldnt worry about it.
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24th Oct 2008, 01:06
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Yea, there will always be differences, it's nothing to worry about. It will just be that one core is being used more than the other, which is normal.
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24th Oct 2008, 06:57
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ok then makes sense if some programs are still only using one core, thanks guys, and are those temps about right as well, are they safe?
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24th Oct 2008, 10:57
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Yea, those temps are fine, CPU's in general can mange upto and over 70C, I'm not sure about that specific CPU, but that temp is fine for all.
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