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celeron e1200 tj. max

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joshlet

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core temp displays tj. max at 85 degrees celcius. is the real tj. max 100? i remember awhile back you had to add 15 to both temps and tj. max values to get an accurate reading. anybody know the correct value?
 
There could be a problem with Core Temp reading the value incorrectly. The 85C and 100C values are for mobile processors. According to the data sheet (section 5.3):
The Intel® Celeron® Dual-Core processor E1000 series does not support the diode correction offset that exists on other Intel processors.
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so who knows how Core Temp is choosing the displayed E1200 desktop chip value.

And see this post for how the offset is used for displaying Tj max: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/...nk/30222546/30230975/ShowThread.aspx#30230975
 
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