Amd fx 8350 temp?

[connrad96]

Hey guys,

So I have a amd fx 8350, corsair h100I, I'm rather confused to hw monitor, corsair link and speed fan won't show me CPU temp, what I mean for that is right now as I'm stress testing there's temp 1 which is 65℃ and package temp which is 53℃ which one is my CPU temp?

[Dabasepc]

pick the highest if you don't know. and 65 is too high.

[connrad96]

1 minute ago, Dabasepc said:

pick the highest if you don't know. and 65 is too high.

Okay I'm on 1.43 volts though the h100I could handle it

[Moonzy]

8 minutes ago, connrad96 said:

Hey guys,

So I have a amd fx 8350, corsair h100I, I'm rather confused to hw monitor, corsair link and speed fan won't show me CPU temp, what I mean for that is right now as I'm stress testing there's temp 1 which is 65℃ and package temp which is 53℃ which one is my CPU temp?

package temp is the approx temp

is there core temps?

 

1 minute ago, Dabasepc said:

pick the highest if you don't know. and 65 is too high.

if he oc-ed that might be normal(?)

[connrad96]

3 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

package temp is the approx temp

is there core temps?

 

if he oc-ed that might be normal(?)

There is core temp but that changes from 6℃ to 40℃ so hard to say

[Moonzy]

Just now, connrad96 said:

There is core temp but that changes from 6℃ to 40℃ so hard to say

well... the FX processors are notorious for false temp readings `-`

[connrad96]

Just now, Moonzy said:

well... the FX processors are notorious for false temp readings `-`

Explains it haha so is this my core temp? When it's under load it levels out when not its all over the place

[Sintezza]

6 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

package temp is the approx temp

is there core temps?

 

 

AMD FX chips dont have individual temp sensors per core.

 

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, connrad96 said:

Explains it haha so is this my core temp? When it's under load it levels out when not its all over the place

i suppose? best wait for others to confirm this

[connrad96]

2 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

i suppose? best wait for others to confirm this

I just don't understand why they couldn't make it simple I got temp 1 temp 2 temp 3 and core temp and package temp and a Google Search doesn't bring back much haha

[Sintezza]

17 minutes ago, connrad96 said:

I just don't understand why they couldn't make it simple I got temp 1 temp 2 temp 3 and core temp and package temp and a Google Search doesn't bring back much haha

Because of the way those cpu´s are designed.

You basicly got a package temp and socket temp, that are the numbers you should be looking at.

[connrad96]

6 minutes ago, Sintezza said:

Because of the way those cpu´s are designed.

You basicly got a package temp and socket temp, that are the numbers you should be looking at.

Okay so ignore the others only socket and package?

There both the same temp at 49℃ my temp 1 is at 60℃ this is while running prime95 at 4.5ghz at 1.39v it's different than before cause I'm lowering the voltage now

[Sintezza]

3 minutes ago, connrad96 said:

Okay so ignore the others only socket and package?

There both the same temp at 49℃ my temp 1 is at 60℃ this is while running prime95 at 4.5ghz at 1.39v it's different than before cause I'm lowering the voltage now

i suppose that the socket temp is 60°C

Thats still okayish for prime95, which is a realy hard stress testing tool.

Of course i dont know what particular overclock method you used.

But i think with an H100i those temp should be able to get better.

Not sure if you re-did any thermal paste application or what not?

Or that your radiator fans run at low speed?

[connrad96]

22 minutes ago, Sintezza said:

i suppose that the socket temp is 60°C

Thats still okayish for prime95, which is a realy hard stress testing tool.

Of course i dont know what particular overclock method you used.

But i think with an H100i those temp should be able to get better.

Not sure if you re-did any thermal paste application or what not?

Or that your radiator fans run at low speed?

I RE applied thermal paste I have fans running at 100% the coolant in the h100I is only 39℃ so I'm thinking maybe it's not making enough connection I can't remember where I seen it but someone DIY there motherboard fit ins with the h100I because apparently it doesn't make a snug connection on am3 or am2 boards and the h100I gtx fix this but at the moment after 10 mins I'm at 61℃ of prime 95 at 1.38 volts and prime 95 is a worst case scenario so I shouldn't worry if it gets to 65℃ on prime?

[connrad96]

27 minutes ago, Sintezza said:

i suppose that the socket temp is 60°C

Thats still okayish for prime95, which is a realy hard stress testing tool.

Of course i dont know what particular overclock method you used.

But i think with an H100i those temp should be able to get better.

Not sure if you re-did any thermal paste application or what not?

Or that your radiator fans run at low speed?

Also I overclocked with the multiplier only and used voltage ofset instead of manual Control and all power saving features are on I believe  I have -0.007800 or something cause auto was pumping 1.45 volts