differences of various Hardware Monitoring...

SpeedFan 4.32, Lavalys Everest Ultimate 4.20, RightMark CPU Clock Uitility, Core Temp 0.95 and Aegis Panel

eh... correct la the temps... everest update slow la... u must set the update frequency...

why u guys never use riva tuner to measure ur cpu core temp?

riva tuner how to measure cpu core temp?... only got gpu temperatures...

, forgot le... ok i'll get to it right on...

just tried... but same le... it use Everest Plug-In...

This post has been edited by sniper69: Jan 1 2008, 11:53 AM

Just at safe side, always see the highest temp or trust those software that come with mobo.

Just use those plugin to activate the cpu temp reading.

according to highest and bundled software (Aegis Panel), it's 76°C , it's high isn't it...

try to hit 3.6GHz, but got to load @1.6vCore which is already 65°C on idle...

what the... 1.6vcore for 3.6ghz? 1.6vcore i can run 3.89Ghz... currently running 3.4ghz @ 1.34v stable idle temp 39C load 49C... or 3.6Ghz @ 1.40v ...

why my cpu-z not detect my core speed 3.2GHz..but from my computer properties it detect..

cpu-z sometime detect 3.2 when load...i already close in bios that program..

still new in oc c2d proc...

also dun know a lot bout timing ram in c2d...




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i think i overvoltage too much le... gonna lower the vCore now...

the best part is... the proc already kaw² kena rape by me...

disable the C1E & intel speedstep thinggy in the BIOS

Yeah, like gengstapo said, you need to disable a few things, specifically the C1E and EIST option in BIOS.

However, they are power saving modes and running it would not be a problem unless you are an extreme overclocker and wants every bit of stability for your rig.....

See my sig on my OC, still running EIST and C1E...

correct me if im wrong... C1E lowers the vcore when not needed and IEST lowers the multiplier when not needed...

searching for nice stable voltage to processor... the voltage default @1.2500v, there's no problem hitting @stock...

fixing 333MHz x 10, disabling C1E and EIST and PAE or whatsoever, the voltage control started at...

BIOS Setup (V) | BIOS Current Voltage (V) | Result
1.3375 | 1.3200 | half-booted
1.3500 | 1.3360 | half-booted
1.3625 | 1.3520 | half-booted
1.3750 | 1.3600 | auto-reboot after idled 5 minutes
1.3875 | 1.3680 (1.3520 *) | passed 1M SuperPI, hang on Orthos
1.4000 | 1.3840 (1.3920 *) | passed 1M SuperPI, hang on Orthos
1.4125 | 1.3920 (1.4080/1.3760 *) | passed 1M SuperPI, hang on Orthos
1.4250 | x.xxxx (1.4160/1.3920 *) | passed 1M SuperPI, running test now... over 20 minutes now (, wakakak... failed after 30 minutes)

still running...

temperature... HR-01 + 120mm ADDA Fan (full speed - push); 120mm LianLi Fan (low speed - pull)

Aegis Panel : 69°C los; 72°C his
CoreTemp 0.96 : 75°C los; 79°C his

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This post has been edited by sniper69: Jan 1 2008, 03:55 PM

ur temps are quite high there ...

hmm if the stress can pass the iteration 8k, there is a chances ur rig pretty stable..

Not exactly as both does almost the same thing. See here for some info : http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/207834-2...difference-eist

Errr.... SuperPI is not good to find processor stability wor..... why not run orthos straight away?

Anyway, your core temperature is

prime and orthos...

, i don't think you guys get my objective right? i'm searching for ideal vcore because in my theory, the current vcore applied seems too high for that speed (3.33GHz)... using SuperPI 1M because, it's faster and if indeed not stable, it won't pass, my style of overclocking is... get to the highest, run SuperPI 1M (if pass), run Orthos... >5 hours, then considered stable most of the time... that's all...

about the temp... no worries, i leave it alone... if too hot... sure it'll auto reboot...

change ur proc la...