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1.0 rc8 says i7 6700k has a 95w TDP, but intel says 91w

http://ark.intel.com/products/88195/Int ... o-4_20-GHz

yes a i7 6700k

so..is coretemp still alive or is this it? i remember back in the "what is the actual tj max" days there was bickering & flamewars everywhere over it..

will we ever get skylake support? is coretemp abandoned?

try rc7 http://www.alcpu.com/Hidden_Stuff/CoreTemp08.rar

i would try it myself but intel decided to "launch" skylake having 5 cpus in stock to spread around the planet....

i upgraded my laptop to windows 10 pro x64 build 10240, i opened coretemp multiple times since & all was fine, then it started lagging/freezing the windows explorer, even after force closing coretemp, making me force shutdown the system by holding power button i found 60% of the time this happen...

Cause SpeedFan is wrong, Intel released the proper TjMax values over a year ago finally after much speculation. The remaining few that cry that even Intel is wrong with their product well then.. can whatever..

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.as ... 6819116491

And at a pretty penny..

This was in CoreTemp before when it was updated for Nehalem support but why was it removed? Any blabber on the net about Nehalem "not having VIDs" is garbage just as much as "running 1.45v QPI/VTT is perfectly safe". Gigabyte boards show the stock VID for each multiplier thats in...

With CoreTemp 1.0 RC3 everything about my laptop's A8-3500M APU is correct except the bus speed, it is reporting it twice as high as it is. This bug was not present with 1.0 RC2. See screenshot: http://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa367/gamerx1990/th_coretemp10rc3_llanosabine.png Register dump below...

My i7 920 D0 also has wrong freq.

Nice progress with CoreTemp over the last year or so (since the last time I posted here), and I really like the min/max temp readouts. Keep up the good work.

jeepers wrote:"This is not an Intel core Architecture based processor, the program will not continue"

Its self explainatory. This is for Core 2/AMD CPUs only, Netburst does not have a digital thermal sensor in their cores.

It says only moderators can post in the beta forum so here it is.



Random spikes of -1% CPU useage.

Apperently when I disable logging a log file still gets created, I believe this bug has been here since 0.96. Any chance of fixing this in the next release? Is it also possible to add a thermal throttling watch (PROCHOT#) beside CPU useage (of coarse log file will show if it has throttled)? Example,...

Zalman CNPS9700 NT.

I thought I'd say so here, for the hell of it. Who knows maybe some changes to CoreTemp will follow.. I know I said I was done with this as the devloper is heart set on the current Tj max values but I can't resist so here goes.. A few of us may be aware of the Core 2 Duo and Quad temp guide @ TomsHa...

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/sho ... p?t=179044

What is this? Oh and I get 95c Tj Max for M0, 85c vs 100c vs 95c, whats next? 120c?

Steppings G0, M0, L2, B3 are all Tj max 100c, you have G0 stepping. 0.95 is old and was incorrect.

This is hilarious, no one seems to get the picture yet.

Ugh.. ok iam done here. I gave proof after proof and some just don't get that these actually have a delta.. its the way they're built. I guess to some of you having your Tcase above the cores is correct... thats like saying the pot of water on the stove is hotter than the burner, or the air inside t...

Ok follow this portion of this guide , somethings not right and this should locate what the problem is, feel free to refer to the whole guide if you wish, its how I learned how to properly read C2D and quad temps and first noticed CoreTemp 0.95.4 was wrong: Section 9: Calibrations The purpose of the...

Because its not right for M0, hes just going by the majority.. which is every temp monitoring program showing 85c tj max for every CPU except quads, and those who panic that their temps are too high, if people knew how to properly read the temps it would be fine. Things are different from the Netbu...