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BTW: I have to also report that each time Coretemp opens the icons aren't in oder. not a biggie but sometimes is annoying.

The people over HWInfo apparently have that documentation. Isn't AMD providing all that to developers?

Here's a video showing both HWInfo and Coretemp. You can see how different CPU(Tdie) reports temps. Not huge but it seems to show spikes while the CCDs remain cooler.

https://youtu.be/_jXF7qEr_zY

The latest HWInfo today includes per CCD temperature sensors.

Now I feel I want that in coretemp.

Here's a dump from my machine using the most recent BIOS, a lot has changed I believe.

This happens consistently.

After a while CoreTemp displays a crazy temperature on the max. Sometimes around 250 and sometimes around -250

Wow apparently it has >1300 critical path monitors. and a myriad of other sensors.

http://cdn.overclock.net/8/80/900x900px ... de-11.jpeg

Will coretemp eventually be able to read per core temperatures? Just so I know if I should wait for it or not.

That worked thanks!

Ahh!..BTW. The tray icons keep shuffling themselves on each run.

For some reason I cannot see values on the mobile app after upgrading to the latest version.

I can see status though, so at least I know when the cat turned the machine on.

Also have VNC so I can see and control the machine.

Yes that was part of a thread, I asked someone a bit earlier to test his board with a professional oscilloscope for peaks. After that I just got curious and wanted at least to know the actual voltages on my board. Turns out nothing matches in any software with the actual voltage. Now, someone sugges...

If this serves for any info: I actually probed the CPU vcore from the chip itself. 4Ghz: 40x multiplier - 1.375V vcore setting - LLC4 At idle: BIOS and HWinfo = 1.375V CPUz = mostly 1.352 (and jumps up to 1.373 and is all around the place) Multimeter = 1.38V At load: HWinfo = 1.362V (stable) CPUz = ...

Thank you now it works, and extremely well too. thanks again.

oh! thank you. that did it. So i could connect everything (port forwarding and all) and the Staus is "Online" and when I click on the item I see, processor, Freq, Votls, RAM....but none displays anything, no numbers after these fields. oh, i have the lite version, for some reason The store...

Tried the CoreTemp android app....can't see the "Menu" key anywhere.

You can set it as low as 100ms and it would use the same CPU as 500ms or more, basically no CPU usage (I see 0% and occasional 0.2 and 0.3%) HWinfo takes up to 1.3% CPU sometimes and 0.5% most of the time with a whopping 2000ms polling rate.

Well, I can still use Coretemp and open HWinfo only when I need to check on something. I don't wanna use them both and have an over 1.5% CPU usage just on sensors. :) I just think is very useful to be able to see Fan speeds (while OCing you're always a bit paranoid about temps), I have them very low...

TheCoolest. Would it too much to ask for Fan sensors too in a future update? I would love to switch back to CoreTemp provided the individual temps are visible in the future (also in the main window). But I grew found of HWInfo, not only because it reports many things but also the Fan speeds. Would b...

The Coolest wrote:Right, now all we need to see is HWinfo on a non-X CPU.
Looks like Tdie is the same as Tctl without the offset.

Yes that's right.

SyKoTiC wrote:lol I lost myself the underlined areas on right cpu (tdie) matching coretemp and the motherboard cpu on the 2nd underline is 3* off or so . just wondering which 1 is the right temp tdie or the motherboard temp

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Maybe his "Hardware Monitor" is not reporting the right temps to start with. I would only take HWInfo as the most reliable source. It matches the newest RyzenMaster and the newest AI Suite in my X370 Pro with BIOS 0604 HWInfo reports pretty much everything right. I have no idea how did the...

Supposedly the 1800x and 1700x have the +20 offset, the others don't have any offset.

Works here, however I can't see all cores temps in the window, only in the taskbar if i enable them all, and they're all the same, i assume each core should have a different temp. Also all the multipliers are the same and here I'm using P-states and I see each core multiplier changes in HWinfo. So f...

Yay!

Look at this. Someone got the vcore number with a multimeter and compared to CPUZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kWFhO7rnAg

I wrote this in another forum some days ago: I strongly believe CPUz is broken, as much as the AI suite in my PRIME X370 PRO I'll explain: CPUZ: The reading is all over the place. With an OC of 4Ghz at 1.35V I get 1.330V, 1.319V, 1.36V, 1.4V...it jumps endlessly at idle...at load it shows 1.373V HWI...