What are your Phenom II x6/ Thuban core temps

Hippie Tech

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Hello OC3D !

I've seen my fair share of AM3/Deneb cpus, so I know what to expect when it comes to CPU and core temps. The cores are usually 3-7C cooler than what the CPU/socket sensor reports. As you can see, this is showing a huge gap.

My guess is that the core sensors are fine, even though they are lower that what I've seen online. From what I know, Thuban cores have about 50% more surface area than a Deneb. This means there is less empty space under the protective cap which normally traps heat. Also, the bigger surface area ensures that most/all of the cooler's heatpipes have some work to do. lol

What are your core/cpu temps and what cooling solution do you use ?

3DMark06 - core min 14C /max 23C, CPU min 28/ max37C - Zalman CNPS 9900NT w/ Qfan set to silent mode.

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3DMark11 - core min 10.5C /max 19.5C, CPU min 26C /max 34C .. with a little -5C air blowing in the window.
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3DMark11 x6 4 U
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pEACe
 
Hey guys..

For those that don't know, the core temps become disabled when ACC/ core unlocker is enabled in the bios. I posted both the x4 and x6 screenies so you could see that the cpu/socket temps are virtually the same.

pEACe

edit..

@ SPS I'm very interested to know what your temps are because of how low your cpu volts are @4ghz.
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Do you know the stepping code and the date stamp ?
 
I found with my old X3 720 and the Gigabyte MA770-US3 mobo that the reported CPU temps were around 15-20 Degrees off, while the correct CPU temp was on of the TMPIN.
 
Hey guys..

For those that don't know, the core temps become disabled when ACC/ core unlocker is enabled in the bios. I posted both the x4 and x6 screenies so you could see that the cpu/socket temps are virtually the same.

pEACe

edit..

@ SPS I'm very interested to know what your temps are because of how low your cpu volts are @4ghz.
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Do you know the stepping code and the date stamp ?

The CPU-Z page is wrong, it's at 1.471v and I get pretty much equal to ambient at idle and around 37C playing games 50odd under stress testing.
 
CPUID thermal software (and some others) are not AMD-friendly (written for intel)

if you want more exact temperature readings for AMD chips use AMDoverdrive (or similar)
 
I found with my old X3 720 and the Gigabyte MA770-US3 mobo that the reported CPU temps were around 15-20 Degrees off, while the correct CPU temp was on of the TMPIN.

Do you mean 15-20C higher than the cores ?

I think the early AM3 chips were known for bad temp sensors and/or were picky with the motherboard/bios versions.

The CPU-Z page is wrong, it's at 1.471v and I get pretty much equal to ambient at idle and around 37C playing games 50odd under stress testing.

Thx for clearing that up. Gaming @37C with those settings seems about right.

What are your CPU gaming temps ?

CPUID thermal software (and some others) are not AMD-friendly (written for intel)

if you want more exact temperature readings for AMD chips use AMDoverdrive (or similar)

Thx and way ahead of you Dug.
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AOD is my first and final say when reading temps and voltages from Windows.

HWmonitor/CpuZ, Speedfan and others have always read the same temps as AOD. Its the volts and fan speeds they need to work on. lol

pEACe
 
Hi all.. Thx for the input so far, but you're still missing my point. I want to see if other Thuban cores show the same temp difference.

Plz tell me what your CPU (socket reading) and core temps are.

pEACe
 
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