juanrdp,
We haven't heard back from you:
juanrdp :
... if is Tjuncion-T Core (Tj is usually 10-15º lower than Tcase) ...
juanrdp,
I'd really like to know where you got this piece of misinformation?
We want our readers to have the most accurate information that we can provide for them. Processor temperatures are one of the most confusing, frustrating and misunderstood topics on our Forums here at Tom's, as well as on other computer enthusiast websites.
Unfortunately, Intel's Thermal Specification are not written for the average person to understand very well. Further, Intel's Thermal Specifications do not provide a "big picture" so that users can connect the dots, and make sense out of all the names and terms we see being tossed around.
Intel doesn't provide a perspective of how terms such as Ambient temperature, Tcase, CPU temperature, Package temperature, Tjuntion, Core temperature and TjMax actually relate to one another. They have no link to click on which helps people to make sense of it shown all in a single loacation.
It's as if their Thermal Specifications were written by engineers, then edited by lawyers. The specs lack connectivity and continuity between the terms and definitions. But regardless, once misinformation proliferates throughout the community, it's very difficult to chase it down and correct it.
So to all who read this, if you're not sure, then find out before you put it out!
Thanks,
CT