On 1/3/07, Andrew Gaydenko <a at gaydenko.com> wrote: > Aha, applied. Thanks! - it helped. Now these sensors are visible too: > > coretemp-isa-0000 > Adapter: ISA adapter > temp1: +36?C (high = +85?C) > > coretemp-isa-0001 > Adapter: ISA adapter > temp1: +36?C (high = +85?C) > > And, sorry, additional questions arised. > > - W83627DHG shows CPU temp about 6-8 grad lower (well, and it is single sensor, > and I don't understand what does single sensors show :-)) rather coretemp sensors. > Who is more honest? It is important because ASUS P5B-VM seems to not support > PWM-regulating, so I have soldered PWM-controller and need to be sure CPU > temp is acceptable, coretemp is measured at the hottest part of the core, while motherboard will tend to measure the surface temperature. A few degrees difference is expected. Also that's a really nice temperature for coretemp, perhaps you have really frigid air conditioning. My overclocked Core2Duo (@3.4 GHz) runs coretemps of 51C idle and up to 60C under full load... which is a huge improvement from my old Athlon MPs which were 56-65C surface temperature. > > - KDE's SysGuard see the only coretemp sensor. Is it SysGuard-related bug? > I made a patch for KSensors, I don't use SysGuard.
