Wide Range between two cores

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Wide Range between two cores

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Hey guys, I just threw an Opty 170 into my build to replace an X2 4200+ that's going into a build for my mom. Upon seating my cooler and returning into Windows, everything works just hunky dory. I checked CoreTemp to see what type of temps it was running at only to find this:
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ASUS utility reads @ 38C which is usually about 2C below CoreTemp when everything is functioning properly. I ran a dual instance of P95 and the chip was completely stable and the temperatures only rise about 2-3C so something is definately fishy.

Has anyone ever had something like this happen before? Other than resetting my cooler and seeing if that helps, does anyone have suggestions or comments?

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such drastic difference in temps could only be caused by bad DTS callibration.
I would try to reseat the heatsink, but if it doesn't help and you see the same delta between the temps, that's obviously a badly callibrated DTS.
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Post by akahuddy »

Thanks for the reply. I guess I'll reset my cooler today and if that doesn't work, RMA the processor.

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After remounting, the results are the same. Bad DTS=RMA :[

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Post by imposter »

Wao :eek: i don't think a bad dts report requires an RMA its not like the processor is damaged, and can't function properly. Though if you want to spend the money on shipping and not having a cpu for a 2 weeks go a head.

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Post by akahuddy »

While the processor seems to be running at safe temps, if I ever decide that I want to push it towards 2.8-2.9 I would like to be able to keep a careful eye on the temperature.

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