is this bad ??

sorry for poor image quality as i had to really compress the image to get it within file size limit to fit on the hosting server.

What im wanting to know is about the Temperatures. Sensor 1 is the temperature that is being read from inside the motherboards Socket. Sensor 2 is the temperature that is being read from inside the CPU's Core via the thermal diode. No one uses the core temperature as reference so im not sure if im in a dangerous zone here or not with these temperatures.

amd or pentium?

amd whitepapers recommend the highest operating temp of their chips to be around 70C, from memory. i dont know if this is the most current rating for that speed chip however, or if that chip is even an amd.

Amd athlon xp 2100+ Tbred B AIUHB 0302 @ 2406mhz, 2vcore.

Tornado .. How did you get it to report your diode temperature in MM5? I try to select it, and I am using the same chip as you, but it only lets me pick Winbond 1 -3?

I believe if your Socket temp is 41 underload, which is right where mine is actually, then your fine. I will try and check my diode temp if I can get it to display.

Also, what FSB, and Multi are you using to obtain that clock?

What cooling setup are you using?

Right now I can only get 193FSBx11 = 2123Mhz stable.

I am using a 77CFM fan on a volcano 9, on an Epox 8RDA+ mobo.

My stepping is Week 48, so basically same batch of 2100's.

Also, what does your bios report your temp as?

Another thing, I noticed your -12, and -5v's were reporting very low.. I report -12v ~12.11 and -5v ~ 5.25 .. Maybe low is better? But just seems odd.

I think that you have to change your heatsink with something better.These temperatures are to high.Which heatsink are you using?