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n°1749911
03-22-2008 at 07:02:20 PM

Hey people...

I just installed Real Temp and I would like to get the majority opinion on how well it works and overall likes and dislikes.

My Hottest core is showing 10 to 13 degrees cooler than coretemp with ++ offset.

If these temperatures are correct I have a ton more headroom for overclocking.

Oh and I have a B3 Q6000@3.0 on a P5K Deluxe

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n°1749919
03-22-2008 at 10:48:22 PM

You need to read at least the first post in the Real Temp thread. It explains that the calibrations correct for inaccurate Idle temps, without disturbing Load temps. You might also try doing the calibrations in the Temp Guide Sticky at the top of this Forum to see how it compares.

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n°1749926
03-23-2008 at 12:39:29 AM

post no different to core temp or HW monitor.


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