I use SpeedFan and CPU Wizard to monitor my temperatures in Windows XP. My GPU and CPU temp readings are always the exact same, like they are bound together.
They idle around 30 degrees Celsius but they reach 72 degrees during a session of Crisis 1.
My CPU is an e7500 and and my GPU is a 560 ti on a Gigabyte G41MT-S2PT rev 2.1 mobo.
I am using an after market heat sink rated for 130 watt CPU. It is pretty big and has 3 U shaped copper heat pipes with a 120 mm fan. I used the stock grease that came on the base of the cooler.
My question is why are the temperatures reading the exact same? Even the speed fan graph is line for line on the GPU and Core temps. Also the core0 and core1 temps are stuck at 42 and 41 degrees at all times, as if they were frozen there.
Any information would be much appreciated.
I forgot to add some information. I set an alarm in my bios to ring if the CPU reaches 60 degrees Celsius and it has not rang at all. Also i wanted to add that I think that 70 degrees sounds too high for a stock e7500 at 2.93 GHz and 1.25 VCore when under load.
They idle around 30 degrees Celsius but they reach 72 degrees during a session of Crisis 1.
My CPU is an e7500 and and my GPU is a 560 ti on a Gigabyte G41MT-S2PT rev 2.1 mobo.
I am using an after market heat sink rated for 130 watt CPU. It is pretty big and has 3 U shaped copper heat pipes with a 120 mm fan. I used the stock grease that came on the base of the cooler.
My question is why are the temperatures reading the exact same? Even the speed fan graph is line for line on the GPU and Core temps. Also the core0 and core1 temps are stuck at 42 and 41 degrees at all times, as if they were frozen there.
Any information would be much appreciated.
I forgot to add some information. I set an alarm in my bios to ring if the CPU reaches 60 degrees Celsius and it has not rang at all. Also i wanted to add that I think that 70 degrees sounds too high for a stock e7500 at 2.93 GHz and 1.25 VCore when under load.