Hi Rudolf, > Cool thanks. Please note that the temperature might be more non-physical. So in > your case you have still 55C to overheat. The processor reports temp relative to > trip point, which is "100C" in your case. If it is 85C or 100C works fine on > mobile variants, should not on desktop CPUs. > > To sum it up. Even if your temperature is not a real one, you have still 55C to > critical level. I know... I did a kind of "test" of this. Running burnP6 with overclock to 3 GHz and the stock cooler triggered auto shutdown of the CPU in less than 30 seconds. Now I have a Pentium D820 boxed cooler and the core goes up to 69 which is still 31 below the critical level. Regarding the patch - I guess you can add 0x17 soon. This is the new Penryn core Intel will bring to market in november. Question is only if there is somebody to test. Greetings, Jan ------------------------------------------------------------------ / Dr. Jan Richling - http://www.richling.de / / Member of Computer Architecture and Communication Group - / / Department of Computer Science - Humboldt University Berlin /
