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My current TBird 800 is running at 146.2°C?

Compellor

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If it was the ACTUAL true reading of the core temp, that CPU would be dead. Don't use SiSoft Sandra for reading temps -- very misleading!
 

Viper GTS

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Guarantee you that's wrong, no way in hell your system would be running with that temperature.

Viper GTS
 

jinsonxu

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Cool temp you've got! :)

It's not accurate, ty other software. Via Hardware monitor, MB monitor...etc.
 

Losty

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dang ... that's worst than a blow torch!...hehe...are you placing a heater next to your cpu? hehe...

it's way off!!! use MBM5
 

Bojo

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Can someone explain how this software knows what the temprature of hardware is?? I dont get it :)

 

Mikewarrior2

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Abomination,

You probably upgraded your mb(is it a kt7?) to a newer bios that includes compensation of some sort in an attempt to correct thermistor reading inaccuracies.

Bojo,

Temp reading software that works(unlike Sandra), read hardware information off a pc-health chip(like a winbond chip) or a motherboard's southbridge chip. These chips read cpu temp, or cpu thermistor temp, fan rpm, monitor the different voltages, etc. The software in turn gets its data from these chips.


Mike
 

Losty

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hey mike...so if you don't upgrade a bios and the upgraded corrects the temp reading error...will the software like mbm5 read from the bios reading? or will it display the correct reading?
 

Mikewarrior2

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mbm should give you the readings that the mb bios does, since they both get their readings from the VIA southbridge chip.


Mike