Temp differences i7 rampage 2 extreme. does anyone know why a zalman reservator xt shows different temps than the i7 on board temp sensor's thoughts. does anyone know why a zalman reservator xt shows different temps than the i7 on board temp sensor's thoughts...

Weird core0 and core3 temp differences. I'm running a core i7 920 with a xigmatek dark knight. At idle, my core0 is about 37C while my core3 is about 33-34C. When Prime95 kicks in, my temp difference on my core0 and core3 is about 8-10C. My temps I think are...

8800 GT Temp Differences..... Can anyone point me toward some benchmarks showing the temperature differences between a reference cooler 8800 GT and one with an aftermarket HSF? Particularly this MSI card: I can't seem to find any that actually shows...

a bad mount of some sort causing those temps. With that cooler and that OC you should have much better temps. The differences in temp readings you are getting is that your evga display is reading tcase and realtemp is reading you core temps. I just re-did...

as the reference temp, and one uses 100C, the second will always read 5C higher than the first. I'm not sure if the same is true for AMD though. the latest core temp dosent recognise my cpu temp properly, infact the latest entire line from cpuid, use hardware...

the two temp differences. Also, it seems that the temperature increases very slowly... it will start around 30c and rise to 45c after about 2-3hrs. Oh well, here's to hoping that it isn't too hot to the touch and that its an in-accurate temp sensor ;) yup...

WHY SOME OF THESE READ DIFFERENT TEMPS! These first two will give you just the core temperatures (not system temps, voltages, etc.): (freeware) (freeware) The next three will give you core temps plus many other temps, voltages, fan RPMs, etc.: (freeware)...

41C so no significant differences. I realize an hour of Prime95 is not enough to provide details on stability but I'm just comparing temps at different settings. I also want to get some comments here on settings I used as I don't want to harm the CPU long term....

of salt. What you can look at is the temperature differences. "Not accurate" is not really the best way to put it. Not calibrated would be better. From what I understand the temp difference will be accurate. Just the actual temp may not be correct. Say...

at idle. I have a Q6600 which I pushed >80c and I can tell the difference just by measuring the temp of the air in and out of the case. @Mods: Can some one please make a sticky on the E8xxx temp sense problem? Shadow703793, I'm presently working on including...