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    E4300 temps

    ordered some liquid pro thermal paste from germany to use on my 9700. hopefully that'll drop temps 5c, and then i can squeeze out another 100-200 mhz.
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    E4300 temps

    hi what cooling are you using?
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    E4300 temps

    ah well it is at 3.4!!! those temperatures are fine (atleast IMO), that puts the Tcase at 56 (71 - 15) doesnt it? intel say recommended 61c max . so that's fine... anyone like to confirm that's right for Tcase?
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    E4300 temps

    merlin, you can definitely drop your vcore back a lot, that'll make a big difference what kind of cooling are you using?
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    E4300 temps

    the fact the Tjunctions are different says otherwise. seems L2's run hotter?
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    E4300 temps

    allendale temperatures are different, hard to compare the two.
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    E4300 temps

    3.24 at 1.38v, 71c load in TAT/Coretemp. using a zalman 9700. makes me wonder if i put the damn thing on correctly
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    Accuracy of Temp Monitoring Programs on Gigabyte 965P-DQ6 DS3 S3

    i've got a ds3 2.0 and my CPU temperature is lower than TAT, but that's to be expected since they're reading from different places. and the Tjunction is Tcase+15.. so.. i think that's right.... ill have to do some double checking (tat/coretemp vs easytune).. yar...
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    Accuracy of Temp Monitoring Programs on Gigabyte 965P-DQ6 DS3 S3

    What are you comparing EasyTune to? If it's CoreTemp, are you using 0.95?
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    Accuracy of Temp Monitoring Programs on Gigabyte 965P-DQ6 DS3 S3

    The next question is, when intel give a guideline of 60 degrees. is that cpu, or core temperature?
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    Accuracy of Temp Monitoring Programs on Gigabyte 965P-DQ6 DS3 S3

    I'm not convinced. I think they're reading temperatures from different places.
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    E4300's, CoreTemp was wrong. TAT was right.

    intel was reporting higher temps. coretemp now agrees with it.
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    Accuracy of Temp Monitoring Programs on Gigabyte 965P-DQ6 DS3 S3

    isnt easytune reading from a different sensor to the other software though? i thought easytune reads from a analogue sensor in the cpu, and the others are digital sensors in the core. comparing apples with oranges?
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