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Does anyone know the TjMax value for the Q9450?

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I've read a lot of opinions on what the TjMax value is for the 45nm Core 2's. I've read that Core Temp's/Everest's 105C for TjMax on the 45nm is bogus (which is quite believable given all the postings of people saying their new processors are idling in the mid 50's C in Core Temp while the PWM fan on their TRUE coolers are barely running). I've seen that it may be 95C or it may be 85C.

 

Does anyone actually KNOW what TjMax is for the new 45nm C2D's & C2Q's (any links to intel documentation for articles/whitepapers by industry experts?).

 

Since I understand that TjMax is used (in a backward sort of way {something like TjMax - the DTS value = the core temp we see in our beloved utilities}) to calculate the temps it'd be nice to have a reliable number.

 

If this has been posted and my search missed it, my apologies.

 

Edit: I know RealTemp thinks its 95C. ...but I don't know that's any more correct than CoreTemp or Everest.


Message edited by halcyon on 04-30-2008 at 05:30:43 PM
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At stock speed using a Tuniq Tower with a Yate Loon 120mm fan, my Q9450 idles at 36C - 41C depending on the core (using Core Temp v0.97.1).

As for TjMax, I never really done research on that.

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PM CompuTronix he should know about the TjMax for the 45nm chips.

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Thanks. I may indeed PM CompuTronix. However, the research that I've seen tells me that the Delta to TjMax is more important than the temps Core Temp, Everest, etc. are showing. So for now I'll rely on that...knowing I've got 30-40C room before my chip throttles is all I think I need to really know, for now, about temps.

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halcyon wrote :

Thanks. I may indeed PM CompuTronix. However, the research that I've seen tells me that the Delta to TjMax is more important than the temps Core Temp, Everest, etc. are showing. So for now I'll rely on that...knowing I've got 30-40C room before my chip throttles is all I think I need to really know, for now, about temps.


Wouldn't you know the TJmax if you knew how much room was left? (just add :P)

e.g.

chips @ 61c. 29c left. TJmax would be 90c

at least that's what i get out of your post :)

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halcyon wrote :

Thanks. I may indeed PM CompuTronix. However, the research that I've seen tells me that the Delta to TjMax is more important than the temps Core Temp, Everest, etc. are showing. So for now I'll rely on that...knowing I've got 30-40C room before my chip throttles is all I think I need to really know, for now, about temps.

 

halcyon, you started this thread asking for information, so if that's all you need to know, then I can't help you.

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How come intel doesnt publish these?

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I don't know why intel won't publish these but I'm sure they've got some good intel-centered reason.

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You would think they could atleast create their own temperature monitoring app... if they dont want to publish the information

someone needs to tell intel that secrets are bad!

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Intel prolly just don't want anyone to know how hot it really gets...

Some like it hot.... Somelikeit HHHott!!

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jaguarskx wrote :

At stock speed using a Tuniq Tower with a Yate Loon 120mm fan, my Q9450 idles at 36C - 41C depending on the core (using Core Temp v0.97.1).

As for TjMax, I never really done research on that.




Jag, what mobo are you using...not the one in your sig I imagine.

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monst0r wrote :

Wouldn't you know the TJmax if you knew how much room was left? (just add :P)

e.g.

chips @ 61c. 29c left. TJmax would be 90c

at least that's what i get out of your post :)



You'd think it'd be that straight forward, but I've read that at idle there can be quite a variance on the 45nm chips...as much as like +- 15C...this variance becomes much less pronounced as you approach TjMax...here's some interesting info on it: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forum [...] p?t=179044

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