Speedfan question

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Chachi

Hi, I have an asus a7v400-mx with 512mb 333ddr ram, sempron 2400+ (1667
@ 166fsb). I just noticed after upgrading speedfan to v4.21 that there
are two different cpu temp readings. The winbond temp is 47C and the
acpi temp is 52C. I've always seen the lower of the two being more
common with asus probe, earlier versions of speedfan, and mbm. No the
question is, what is the difference? Different sensor locations? Also,
which one do I trust?

As far as the system goes, there is no stability problems, and my system
temp stays where it has always been at 27C... Just finding it strange
that all of a sudden another reading pops up.

TIA.
 
Chachi said:
Hi, I have an asus a7v400-mx with 512mb 333ddr ram, sempron 2400+ (1667
@ 166fsb). I just noticed after upgrading speedfan to v4.21 that there
are two different cpu temp readings. The winbond temp is 47C and the
acpi temp is 52C. I've always seen the lower of the two being more
common with asus probe, earlier versions of speedfan, and mbm. No the
question is, what is the difference? Different sensor locations? Also,
which one do I trust?

As far as the system goes, there is no stability problems, and my system
temp stays where it has always been at 27C... Just finding it strange
that all of a sudden another reading pops up.
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One temp will be CPU "socket temp.", the other will be CPU "diode
temp." The diode temp. will go up and down a lot quicker than the
socket temp., and should be a few degrees (3 or 4 in my case) higher
than the reported socket temp.
I get both in MBM, after configuring it properly for my mobo revision.
HTH
 
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