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Originally Posted by DonaldG
I have received a very interesting and informative reply from Arther Liberman, the author of Core Temp.
It is worthy of sharing here because it shows how temperatures are calculated and why there is an apparent anomaly:
My personal thanks to Arthur for taking time out to respond...  |
Just to had a little more understanding to the temp subject.
The Tjuction Max is the thermaltrip point of the CPU. (The point at which it will shut down) The throttle point is 5°c lower than TJmax. Max Case temp is the temp measured at the center of the CPU Heat shield. There is a 10° delta between the TJ and the Case Temp.
For CPU health the temp should
never be anymore than 20°c under the TJmax, or a case temp of 30° under the TJmax. (That said i still don't want my CPU sniffing 60°c)
