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What is the difference between the individual core temperature and the cpu temperature?


I have a Q6600 at 3.6 with 1.38 vcore prime 95 at 10 hours and the individual cores vary from 60 - 67 degrees on prime 95 and 75 degrees under full load at 2mins (everest). Is this within acceptable specs for a computer I intend to use for the next 5 years?

speedfan has the cpu at 46 degrees during prime 95.

I limited the PCI slots to 100mhz, there is one more item to set a 33.3 anyone know what that is?




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q6600 GO stepping
tuniq tower
2 110mm fans
1 80mm fan
DDR21000
raptor x
Asus P5e


It has been stable for the past 12 hours.

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I believe everest reports the core temp. You should not exceed 65C during any load, so you should bring your clock speeds down. This way, you can expect 3 years out of the cpu.


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65c is really a good rule of thumb especially with 45nm processors. Anything above 70c and you're asking for it.


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ramsey9000 wrote :

I limited the PCI slots to 100mhz, there is one more item to set a 33.3 anyone know what that is?


Just noticed, but you did mean PCIe right? Setting PCI syn clock to 100MHz is not good.


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