cpu core temp help!

[teamtubbykiller]

hello guys this might be a real noobish question but i am using the programm core temp to check my cpu temps and i am very confused were is my real cpu temp located? please help THANKS

 

[NGXII]

That will depend which program you use for checking the core temperature. You will normally see something like "Core 1" "Core2" and so on since your CPU is most likely a multicore.

If they aren't labeled, figure out how many cores you have, then run something CPU intensive like a game, and see if that number of temperatures rise in unison.

For, say, a 4-core CPU, if you see the temperatures go from

[30, 34, 33, 33, 35, 38, 40, 28] to
[35, 46, 47, 45, 47, 42, 55, 30]

Then you could see that those 4 temperatures(2, 3, 4, and 5 for this example) stayed very close together, and they are probably the CPU temps.

 

[teamtubbykiller]

That will depend which program you use for checking the core temperature. You will normally see something like "Core 1" "Core2" and so on since your CPU is most likely a multicore.

If they aren't labeled, figure out how many cores you have, then run something CPU intensive like a game, and see if that number of temperatures rise in unison.

For, say, a 4-core CPU, if you see the temperatures go from

[30, 34, 33, 33, 35, 38, 40, 28] to
[35, 46, 47, 45, 47, 42, 55, 30]

Then you could see that those 4 temperatures(2, 3, 4, and 5 for this example) stayed very close together, and they are probably the CPU temps.

im using hw moniter what is value,minimum,max?

 

[NGXII]

I've never used that, but from the sound of it,

Value - The current CPU temperature

Minimum - The lowest CPU temperature it has recorded since you started the program/started the computer that day.

Max - The highest CPU temperature it has recorded since you last started the program/started the computer.

 

[teamtubbykiller]

I've never used that, but from the sound of it,

Value - The current CPU temperature

Minimum - The lowest CPU temperature it has recorded since you started the program/started the computer that day.

Max - The highest CPU temperature it has recorded since you last started the program/started the computer.

i see now , thanks man you were a great help!!!!!!