I'm totally confused. I've been using CoreTemp this whole time, always worried about my temperatures, 40C idle 60C+ at load. But today I thought I'd look around for some cooler/better featured temperature rating programs, and I come across RMclock. I loook at the temperatures, and it's saying 27C idle? I'm like wow, something is wrong, so I check Speedfan, too. 27C! So now at this point I'm like about to rip my hair out on what's the real temp for undle idle and load.
http://www.alpha27.randomresources.com/files/zomghax.jpg
Ignore the 1350000RPM and 675000PRM fans, lol, I think it's doing that because those fans have a manual RPM control (A2018). Also ignore the -2C temperature on Speedfan, I think it's also doing that because those same fans have their own temperature probes.
Right now I'm kind of trusting on the CoreTemp, because I've noticed that whenever I play Dawn of War for an hour or two at 3.0ghz, I start lagging like crazy...
Any suggestions on this topic?
http://www.alpha27.randomresources.com/files/zomghax.jpg
Ignore the 1350000RPM and 675000PRM fans, lol, I think it's doing that because those fans have a manual RPM control (A2018). Also ignore the -2C temperature on Speedfan, I think it's also doing that because those same fans have their own temperature probes.
Right now I'm kind of trusting on the CoreTemp, because I've noticed that whenever I play Dawn of War for an hour or two at 3.0ghz, I start lagging like crazy...
Any suggestions on this topic?