oh, i see..

eh?
am i missing something here?

what's the different between those two, cpu and core temp? are'nt they the same thing?
iv'e heard of TAT temps, is that core temps?
then what is CPU temps?

last time fan cooling also like this temperature ...
haiz ... built-in thermometer poblem ...

This post has been edited by vin5299: Jan 12 2007, 12:53 AM

CPU temp is the temp measured by the mobo's sensor. also it can be called as CPU's case temp. coz the sensor is measuring the temp from the cover/case of the cpu.

Core temp is the temp measured by the diode inside the cpu itself. that's why core temp is much more hotter than cpu temp.

ur temperature is high for a WC kit.
unless its a high end kit, u wont see a significant diff in temps

Threadstarter, mind to tell us what kind of watercooling kit u're using for u're processor?

ah..i see.
thanx for the reply.
will go and try speedfan soon .

buy 3800+ later .. now saving $$ ..

This post has been edited by vin5299: Jan 12 2007, 10:14 PM

no wonder ur temps are so high, ur WC kit is not sufficient for the proc u are using.
try using the stock HSF and see whether thereis a significant diff between ur WC kit and stock HSF

That's a pc or a forest?

guys i saw in everest software and found up that my cpu got 2 different temperature sensor. 1 of them is call cpu diode and the another wan is called
cpu temp... i dunno which wan is right.

guys any experience on this ?

This post has been edited by Mcrae: Jan 17 2007, 01:22 AM

Did my eyes have some problems?
i cant answer u right now~

This post has been edited by basSist: Jan 17 2007, 12:29 AM

question: i'm using intel pentium D 820,is 70+ C degrees too high?looks really unnormal to me.pls advise.using original intel CPU fan.

sorry, my mistake... it should be cpu diode and cpu temperature

If using Intel stock cooler, 70+C is normal but is advisable to buy an after market HSF to cool it down... the maximum temp for Pentium D 820 should not more than 63C and I read from somewhere that for Pentium D, the mobo normally will read the temp higher than actual, but it doesn't mean you are safe with your high temp...so buy a good cooler will be better...

You can try Noctua NH-12F if you can afford RM200 for the cooler, or RM170 for NH-12 (without fan)...if you can't afford, you can refer to this thread for your budget HSF...

Got my TTBT yesterday.. happy.
But maybe i lock the HSF too tight.. the'H shape' bracket bend alrdy. ( bend alot )
Have one question here about TTBT. I locked the bracket ( which stick to the HSF base) horizontally. I think its the rite way. Or should i lock it vertically for better cooling?
Thanks.

I'm using XP120 and my full load is about 65C. Am running on a Presshot core 3.0GHz, I'm thinking it might be cause by my casing perhaps? Since it only has 2 80cm intake and 2 80cm exhaust at the back.

Any recommendation on a good airflow casing?

I'm thinking of getting a Centurion 532. Or any other suggestions? Thanx.

hm.. how much is ur budget first? if wanna good airflow .. can consider lian li's wan. anyway u can seek more guidance for which type of casing in Casing and Modifications subforum

532 will do if u really are in tight budget .... but i would personally suggest to go for Lian Li PC7 for RM 308... the air flow would be better as the HDD cage doesn't block much airflow as the CM 532... but there would be slight noise when using lian li hdd cage... it does not absorb or prevent the vibration much ...

i own both of the case before

Guys, I'm using ASUS 7600GS silent type.... then when i check the temperature using everest, it shows the GC temp is at 80+ celcius. I think that should be overheat rite?