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In the recent thread "system freezes during compiles", Carlos Henderson showed |
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the output of $(sensors), among them the output of the k10temp-pci-00c3. |
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I stopped trusting that sensor. After some hours of idle, it shows me: |
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k10temp-pci-00c3 |
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Adapter: PCI adapter |
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temp1: +16.8°C (high = +70.0°C) |
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(crit = +70.0°C, hyst = +67.0°C) |
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16.8°C is roughly 4°C _below_ the room temperature. If I'd boot to Windows |
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right now, the mainboard-manufacturer's system utility shows a CPU temperature |
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of 25°C (which is more or less the usual value it shows for Windows when |
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idle). |
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My CPU is: |
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processor : 5 |
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vendor_id : AuthenticAMD |
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cpu family : 21 |
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model : 1 |
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model name : AMD FX(tm)-6200 Six-Core Processor |
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stepping : 2 |
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microcode : 0x6000626 |
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running on an Asrock mainboard (Kernel is a gentoo-3.8.1-r1). |
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My question to the list is: Could this strange temperature be realistic? Does |
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anyone have similar observations with AMD-Bulldozers? |
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Sascha |
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