Vcore temp

[Caithsith]

for my understanding vcore temps is the power that goes in the CPU. So i guess it normal to run hot but around 70 ?

 

I had in mind that a good cpu cooler would have helped that temps to go down. 

 

Can someone explain to me what it is. 

[mapegl]

Actually around 70 is good, but it is not the power that goes in, but the heat that is read at the core.

[harrynowl]

Uhh. Vcore is the voltage going to the CPU, voltage doesn't have a temperature.

 

Core temps of 70 on what cpu?

[Skiiwee29]

Show us a screenshot of what your looking at. Seems to be some confusion on what your asking. This will be the simplest way to get the correct answer. 

[Caithsith]

i7 4790k

 

with H220 to cool it, and at full load

 

The thing is Asus thermal radar say one thing like CPU temps is 57c but realtemp show 64c. In Thermal radar the reading for the vcore is 64c

 

does that mean the CPU overall is a 57c but the core at 64c. 

[Altecice]

i7 4790k

 

with H220 to cool it, and at full load

 

The thing is Asus thermal radar say one thing like CPU temps is 57c but realtemp show 64c. In Thermal radar the reading for the vcore is 64c

 

does that mean the CPU overall is a 57c but the core at 64c. 

 

Asus Thermal Radar will be reading core temps, you are correct.

Realtemp will be reading what we call the Socket temp. (aka how hot the CPU Socket is getting on the motherboard)

 

Vcore is how much voltage is going through the CPU, nothing to do with the temps.

[Caithsith]

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Show us a screenshot of what your looking at. Seems to be some confusion on what your asking. This will be the simplest way to get the correct answer.

Asus Thermal Radar will be reading core temps, you are correct.

Realtemp will be reading what we call the Socket temp. (aka how hot the CPU Socket is getting on the motherboard)

Vcore is how much voltage is going through the CPU, nothing to do with the temps.

So the figure i look at in my screenshot would be good temps for that kind of load ?