[estugarda]

U tom slučaju si u pravu za Freezer. Na 4.0, nakon 1-2h stability testa, cpu temp dođe do 63C. Sistem ostane stabilan, ali nisam htio riskirati, pa sam zautavio kad je prešlo 62C.

S druge strane, mnogi tvrde i ovako;
The "Core" temp should be the actual temperature that the processor is reporting (the temp diode embedded in the CPU itself). The "CPU" temp is most likely a diode mounted on the motherboard, it could be below the CPU in the socket. This would explain why the "Core" temp drops much faster than the "CPU" temp. Also perhaps the "CPU" motherboard diode is not properly calibrated or is not mounted in the socket at all, it could be mounted near the mosfets or the northbridge or even the RAM which could explain the higher temps. Try using a program called Core Temp which will show only what the processor is reporting.

Rasprava je ovdje.

U prilog tome ide i poveća razlika COREtemp i CPUtemp. Cca 15C. A i način na koji se diže i spušta CPUtemp je čudan. COREtemp reagira brzo i izravno na promjene opterećenja, a CPUtemp se sporo diže i sporo spušta. A to upćuje na to da je sensor negdje na ploči i time i baš i ne mjeri temp proca, nego više temp ploče ili socketa.