How come my temperature readings are like these:
Tjmax: 0 celsius
Core 0: 39053 celsius to Tjmax
Min. 255 celsius
Max. 39053 celsius
what does it mean? please help me.
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Temp. ReadingsHow come my temperature readings are like these:
Tjmax: 0 celsius Core 0: 39053 celsius to Tjmax Min. 255 celsius Max. 39053 celsius what does it mean? please help me.
Re: Temp. ReadingsCould you please post a screenshot? (Tools menu)
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Re: Temp. ReadingsThe problem is that your processor is not directly supported, unfortunately.
On old system Core Temp relies on motherboard implementation of "ACPI thermal zones", not all motherboards support that feature, though. It seems like yours doesn't. Member of our O/C Folding @ Home team
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Re: Temp. ReadingsCan you tell me if the temperature value ever changes? What about when you load the processor with something heavy like "Prime95" Torture test or Lynx?
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Re: Temp. Readingsthe temperature is constant on that value, the load value varies.
Re: Temp. ReadingsThanks. This means that Core Temp can't be used on your system for measuring temperature.
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Ok thanks your the coolest
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