CPUZ Hardware monitor or real temp?

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Yogesh Sarkar

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When I check temperature in CPUZ hardware monitor it shows 45 degree and at the same time, real temp is showing it as 50 degree. Which of these software is more accurate?
 
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Lifer
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Originally posted by: Yogesh Sarkar
When I check temperature in CPUZ hardware monitor it shows 45 degree and at the same time, real temp is showing it as 50 degree. Which of these software is more accurate?
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The latest of each show the same readings.
 
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Yogesh Sarkar

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I have the latest version of both of them running side by side and there is a difference of around 5 degrees, with Real Temp showing the higher one.
 
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Funny guys :)

I think you will not find descent answer to your question here. I don't think anyone here knows which one is more accurate unless someone tried measuring temperatures with fancy IR laser temp meters.

If i were you, i would consider the higher temp.
 
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The temperature is all derived from TJmax, which most people say it is between 95-105 depending on your CPU.. so.. we don't know if it is accurate or not.
 
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Originally posted by: Yogesh Sarkar
When I check temperature in CPUZ hardware monitor it shows 45 degree and at the same time, real temp is showing it as 50 degree. Which of these software is more accurate?
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Which processor (CPU) are you using? If not AMD, is it a Penryn 45nm Wolfdale or Yorkfield?
 
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