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Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1175716	2011-02-06 21:12:00	PC Wizard shows the following readings: Idle Temp CPU Temp: 45 deg C Core # 1 : 49 Core # 2 : 49 Core # 3 : 45 Core # 3 : 45 Running 3 Programs: CPU Temp: 46 Core # 1 : 60 Core # 2 : 55 Core # 3 : 56 Core # 4 : 56 GFX Temp: 32 deg C Is it a little too hot? What are the differences between CPU Temp and Core Temps? Aren't they all the same?	bk T (215)
1175717	2011-02-06 21:24:00	Thats all good....late 70 - 80 I would start getting worried, but even then, 80 is not the end of the world...	SolMiester (139)
1175718	2011-02-06 21:25:00	What CPU Those load temperatures, is it 3 programs running at 15% or 3 programs running at 100%?. Without that info no one can say for sure.	Battleneter2 (9361)
1175719	2011-02-06 21:33:00	CPU: i7 950 3 programs cpu load : Core # 1: 60% - 70% Core # 2: 0% - 3% Core # 3: 0% - 3% Core # 4: 0% - 3%	bk T (215)
1175720	2011-02-06 21:51:00	CPU: i7 950 3 programs cpu load : Core # 1: 60% - 70% Core # 2: 0% - 3% Core # 3: 0% - 3% Core # 4: 0% - 3% 3 single thread apps!	SolMiester (139)
1175721	2011-02-06 21:56:00	3 single thread apps! How to spread them evenly? Possible at all?	bk T (215)
1175722	2011-02-07 00:17:00	How to spread them evenly? Possible at all? I dont think so!	SolMiester (139)
1175723	2011-02-07 00:33:00	Diff b/w 'CPU' and 'Core' temps are due to where the temp sensor diodes are. The temp sensor diode for the 'CPU' temp is located somewhere in the middle of the CPU itself, whereas the temp sensor diodes for the 'Core' temps are inside the cores themselves. So you should just disregard the 'CPU' temp and keep an eye on the 'Core' temps. And those temps look fine to me. Is it on stock cooler?	qazwsxokmijn (102)
1175724	2011-02-07 03:20:00	Diff b/w 'CPU' and 'Core' temps are due to where the temp sensor diodes are. The temp sensor diode for the 'CPU' temp is located somewhere in the middle of the CPU itself, whereas the temp sensor diodes for the 'Core' temps are inside the cores themselves. So you should just disregard the 'CPU' temp and keep an eye on the 'Core' temps. And those temps look fine to me. Is it on stock cooler? Yes, it's a stock cooler	bk T (215)
1175725	2011-02-07 03:27:00	Yes, you definitely can, even in XP... It's dead simple! Open task manager --> process list Right-click on the process and go "Set affinity". Uncheck the cores you don't want it to use. Easy!	Chilling_Silence (9)
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