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Old 04-30-2008, 01:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What temperature should E8400 Cores be?

I was reading somewhere that Coretemp is 10 C off so I decided to try another one and it's true. I just downloaded CoreTemp and RealTemp. CoreTemp reads 49 C and RealTemp reads 39 C.

Now the question is... Is CoreTemp off or RealTemp?
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Probably both of them. Unless you installed your HSF wrong, or you're using the stock HSF in a particularly hot room with limited airflow in your case, it won't get that hot at idle.

The E8400 is known to have problems with its temp sensors. What does your BIOS say for the processor temp?
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What does speed fan say?
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How do I check Bios?
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Should be a key you press when the computer boots up. Could be the delete key sometimes the F1 key. It should tell you at the motherboard Post screen.
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I know how to GET to BIOS. I just don't remember where to look for temperatures. I saw it just a couple days ago and went back to look for it and was unsuccessful.
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oh, sry then.

What kind of bios version is it??
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Look for:

Hardware Monitor
System Health
Computer Health

something like that.
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press delete or probably a function button, go to something like hardware monitor then there should be something like temperature, look in there it will tell ur cpu temp
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Its a known problem, the core readings tend to be off. Don't worry about it..
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