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Temperature Sensor Problem on P5B-Deluxe?
- Thread starter anwar1337
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What TIM are you using? How much did you use? What is your OC? VCore? Do you think that it has always read high?
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Well, I dont know what a TIM is, but if you're talking about thermal compound I put on Arctic Silver 5, I applied an even layer all throughout the CPU and it wasnt a thick layer at all. Right now my vcore is 1.3v in bios and under full load cpu-z is reporting 1.248v. I dont know why its undervolting, my 12V rail is @ 12.04v and the 5V rail is @ 5.2v. Anyway, my overclock as of right now is 7x350=2.45ghz. I don't really know if it always reported high since i got the motherboard yesterday.
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Probe measures too high, imo.
I like asus suite or TAT. Coretemp is good too.
I like asus suite or TAT. Coretemp is good too.
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Probe does not read the temp correctly. Use TAT for accurate temp readings. Be sure that the block is properly mounted. I would also check to be sure that the cpu is flat. In my case it was not so I sanded it down. Made a 10C difference in my cooling.
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TIM=Thermal Interface Material
What are the readings in the bios, and what bios are you using?
Also, what are your temps @ stock?
What are the readings in the bios, and what bios are you using?
Also, what are your temps @ stock?
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I'm using the default bios that comes with the newest board i guess. I didnt flash it, so you think that could be the problem? Because in the old days with my thunderbird when it would hit 50*C i would touch the heatsink and it would actually burn if i held it there for 5-10 seconds.
Anyone know of any good BIOS'es to update to that tell me the correct temp? Because tHIS PROCESSOR IS AMAZING. Its like it just wont stop overclocking LOL
I love it.
Right now im @ 400 x 7 @ 1.2v stable with 2 orthos running.
AiSuite is reporting the same temp, along with the bios.
Please excuse my extreme happiness, I've never had an Intel CPU or a CPU that overclocked so well. ;]
Anyone know of any good BIOS'es to update to that tell me the correct temp? Because tHIS PROCESSOR IS AMAZING. Its like it just wont stop overclocking LOL
I love it.Right now im @ 400 x 7 @ 1.2v stable with 2 orthos running
.AiSuite is reporting the same temp, along with the bios.
Please excuse my extreme happiness, I've never had an Intel CPU or a CPU that overclocked so well. ;]
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It is worth a shot, I believe that there have been at least 2 more bios revisions since the 0614, I do not believe that they correct a temp issue. I would flash the bios - check temps - reseat heatsink - check temps.
Use these instructions for proper application of the as5
http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_intel_dual_wcap.pdf
Use these instructions for proper application of the as5
http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_intel_dual_wcap.pdf
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Ya, there's the 711 and 804's bios. The 614 bios is ok.
If I were you, I'd set my voltages manually, not on "auto".
If I were you, I'd set my voltages manually, not on "auto".
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There is also 0908 and 910 Beta bios. I am using 0910 without any problems. They did not change the temp readings though.
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It's just so wierd how the second I start orthos the temps rise from 47 to 55 then go up slowly to 63-64*C and then the second i hit stop they drop to 55-56*C... Could it be possible that ASUS looks @ the load of the CPU and the temperature it was already at and calculates the temperature through some formula or you think my cpu really is hitting 64*C?
Have you try UVOC or UnderVoltageOC ? Its the method to find the lowest voltage for your CPU on your mobo just to see how low could it go ?
This will be a good method to see how low the cpu temperature could go with your current cooling setup, and the most important is to see whether your temp probe is making any sense ! Check other thread here.
This will be a good method to see how low the cpu temperature could go with your current cooling setup, and the most important is to see whether your temp probe is making any sense ! Check other thread here.
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I also get the same quick temp rises and drops. I am using the Core temp plugin for MBM so I am quite sure they are correct.
