quick temperature question

ssgohan434 · Sep 3, 2007

Im getting 31/32c load'd with folding SMP client, on water, does that seem right for stock clocks for a e6420?
Ambient is around 73f , or 22.78c .
Using intel TAT and coretemp version 0.95 to measure, should I maybe add +15c to the reported temps?

Core temp is using tjunc value 85c and reports it as a B2 revision "E6500 (Conroe)"

Thanks guys!

I believe I was getting 37c or so on my previous E6300 (one of the first ones out August of 2006, conroe stepping)

dylskee · Sep 3, 2007

ssgohan434 said:
Im getting 31/32c load'd with folding SMP client, on water, does that seem right for stock clocks for a e6420?
Ambient is around 73f , or 22.78c .
Using intel TAT and coretemp version 0.95 to measure, should I maybe add +15c to the reported temps?

Core temp is using tjunc value 85c and reports it as a B2 revision "E6500 (Conroe)"

Thanks guys!

I believe I was getting 37c or so on my previous E6300 (one of the first ones out August of 2006, conroe stepping)

For stock clocks that's about right, pretty good temps! Now, overclock that thing and report your new temps!!!! :beer:

th3 · Sep 3, 2007

I think you should add 15c in TAT for those chips. I had one of the early E6300s myself and those chips were extremely good compared to later chips, i strongly doubt a B2 chip from a late batch with twice as much cache and higher stock clock can run colder, and certainly not 5-6c colder.

ssgohan434 · Sep 3, 2007

^ cranked it to 2.4ghz and temps moved up about 1or 2 c with F@H smp loaded, so new temps are 34/33 repectively according to INTEL TAT. I would crank it up higher, but I have to go that will have to wait

ssgohan434 · Sep 3, 2007

^ well I also replaced motherboard, coolant, cleaned up everything inside the case again, so maybe? 37c loads might have been my oc'd setup on the e6300, I cant recall if that was stock clocks or oc'd.

th3 · Sep 3, 2007

That could make some difference, maybe its right then. Those temps are very low, but then again i dont know how extreme your WC is

And i dont remember anymore, maybe the 15c off reading were affecting only the E4000 series.

ssgohan434 · Sep 3, 2007

th3 said:
That could make some difference, maybe its right then. Those temps are very low, but then again i dont know how extreme your WC is And i dont remember anymore, maybe the 15c off reading were affecting only the E4000 series.

Oh and one more thing that might have helped a little bit, i was using 3/8" tubing previously, now im running 7/16" . Maybe all the little bits added up? My watercooling isn't extreme at all, a modest aquaxtreme 50z pump (dont know spelling for sure) , a swiftech 6002 waterblock (kinda old school), and a dtek procore (120mm heatercore) with one fan on a pull setup.

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