How to Differintiate Performance and Efficiency Cores
How to Differintiate Performance and Efficiency Cores
I have a CPU 12900K and there are 16 cores displayed in the program, and I wanted to know which 8 cores are performance cores and which 8 are efficiency cores. Thank you!
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Re: How to Differintiate Performance and Efficiency Cores
At this point, Core Temp does not differentiate between P and E cores.
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Core Temp - Accurate temperature monitor for Intel's Core/Core 2 and AMD64 processors
Re: How to Differintiate Performance and Efficiency Cores
Hello The Coolest.
In fact CoreTemp is not even detecting the cores and threads correctly.
I have an Intel i7 12700 with 12 cores and 20 threads and CoreTemp is showing 12 cores and 24 threads. It assumes that all cores have hyperthreading. I can't say if it can be detected or hardcoded, but right now what it is showing is not correct.
Besides that, I can see that if I stress the processor, CoreTemp will read min temps on several cores as 0ºC. They seem to be random read but if I leave the stress test long enough all cores will have 0 as the min temp limit at some point. I can't say if it is a wrong read or a complete miss in reading. Maybay it can be solved by taking several measures in a time and discarding the lowest/highest. Algough high temps seems not to be affected.
Best regards.
In fact CoreTemp is not even detecting the cores and threads correctly.
I have an Intel i7 12700 with 12 cores and 20 threads and CoreTemp is showing 12 cores and 24 threads. It assumes that all cores have hyperthreading. I can't say if it can be detected or hardcoded, but right now what it is showing is not correct.
Besides that, I can see that if I stress the processor, CoreTemp will read min temps on several cores as 0ºC. They seem to be random read but if I leave the stress test long enough all cores will have 0 as the min temp limit at some point. I can't say if it is a wrong read or a complete miss in reading. Maybay it can be solved by taking several measures in a time and discarding the lowest/highest. Algough high temps seems not to be affected.
Best regards.