Which Temp. Software?!

[BloomerzUK]

Hi People of OC3D.

In a bit of pickle between temp. software.. getting different readings on each.

Which to trust? Any more you can suggest? (I did search, I looked for like 30 seconds to no avail)

 

[Ham]

None of them really read 4300s right, compared to my thermal probe Asus PCprobe & speedfan were actualy closest though.

 

[BloomerzUK]

What do you think my temp is, realistically.. so I can clock further?

 

[Ham]

Tbh mate i really wouldn't like too guess, what cooling are you on?

 

[BloomerzUK]

Tuniq Tower with the 120MM @ full.

Front 120mm and side 120mm sucking in and 1 x 120mm sucking out, directly behind the Tuniq.

 

[nathan]

who is the background pic off, it looks like avril.......

 

[BloomerzUK]

Jennifer Love Hewitt

 

[FarFarAway]

does CoreTemp not work for the 4300's then?

 

[Ham]

does CoreTemp not work for the 4300's then?

Not well no, its very jumpy and reads too high at load and low at idle.

17c in a 21c room? i think not...

 

[ANP !!!]

i think Coretemp is more accurate coz the temp sensor it used is quite close to the core, but dunno about the E4300

My TAT reads lower temps (3-4C) then Core temp for some reason :S.

 

[K404]

I swear by Speedfan. Temps are hardly ever 100% accurate (in general,) but as long as its relative, they're normally accurate "enough"