> > CPU temperature needs adjustment to fit with the BIOS readings. > > I did some fast reboots after driving the T of the CPU up to certain > temperatures measured by lm sensors. I then went into BIOS and checked > it's temperature. I made a graph and I fitted the data. I have > attached the graph if it can be helpful to you. One user with the same motherboard reported: "When running cpuburn or setiathome the cpu runs a bit hot and does agree with bios/setup at about 40 degrees C, when the cpu is idling sensors reports 8 degrees C while bios/setup reports about 30 degrees C." These values don't match either forula you were proposing. Anyway, you're always free to edit /etc/sensors.conf and use your favorite formula here, as long as it works for you. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
