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I have now for my computer has a new CPU (Q9550). So far so good ....... So at 4.1 GHz to 1.36 V vCore go with Prime individual temperatures of the cores on 70/62/63/62° C CPU diode displays 65 ° C.
For air cooling on a Gigabyte GA-EP 45DS3P man with a number 9700 to 2000 from 2500 rpm does that I think is in order.
Why is a core of 7° C warmer? I have simply started Prime95 4 times and wait since starting. Until now there are just under 2 hrs.
how do you ensure that the scores at each point in the same warm (should be)?
No idea. Therefore my question. The E8500 @ 4.0 GHz I previously had declined with the cooler only on 40/41 ° C, but the cores always run in 2-3 ° C difference. Wondered just stop.
It currently runs at 4.2 GHz, however, Prime only 5 min.
I guess the times of the heat spreader is not uniformly good for the contact and the individual cores will be different well chilled.
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tempsensoren which are not in the center but rather in one of the plug .... at the core with 70 °, this ecke vllt of 2 pages with the other cores covered ... however the man speaks then either a runaway top to bottom and should have (70 °, 65 °, 65 °, 60 °) or 2 higher and 2 lower values (67 °, 67 °, 62 °, 62 °) Other the economic orders on the package does not fall to me, so I tend to not be perfect heat spreader.
heatspreader either poorly assembled, poorly distributed thermal or uneven ground cooler.
otherwise there is not such a big difference, if not more than a nuclear prime runs and the other is idle.
Otherwise, the differences exceed 1-2 °.
btw: I see that you are just an Intel quad-searched. between these can be major differences, of course, give the 2 cores of these should be the rule in similar warm.
idling, it should be but also between the so this is not a big difference, when yet again to the poor contact cooler out, either by unequal thermal, deformed or deformed IHS cooler ground.