FC1 causing CPU temp increase
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 22:33:03 GMT
I seem to be having a problem with fedora core making my CPU temperature sky
rocket. Im using a SOYO K7VTA with a Duron 850, no overclocking, running
Fedora Core 1. When I reboot and check the CPU temp in the bios it is over
110 degrees. When I reboot from windows the bios never states the CPU temp
is that hot. I have a good quality CPU fan and case fan.
Any ideas, thanks! Also, is there such a thing as a CPU temperature and fan
monitoring software for linux?
TIA!
Relevant Pages
- Re: "CPU temperature" in BIOS - what circuitry is involved?
... The fan seemed to be going pretty ... That does not lead to the conclusion that the CPU ... He wrote that the "BIOS settings" of the temperature was low. ... If that is a *measurement* of the CPU temperature and the fan ...
(alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt) - Re: P4P800-E dlx and P4 3.2GHz prescott problem
... >>CPU temperature is skyrocketing to 75-80C at which point the warning ... >>I took out the cpu - cleaned heat sink and chip and carefully reassembled ... >>air is being moved and the fan is working fine albeit a low speed one, ... Slightly embarrassing oversight on my part - yes the fins were blocked. ...
(alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus) - Re: CPU temperature Thinkpad R61
... I just wondered why my fan always runs after a while. ... firefox (which took 50% cpu along with X) I now have a load of roughly ... config and yet my cpu temperature goes from 42°C to 47°C in roughly 2 ... The cause here is that the radeon driver doesn't shut off my backlight when the lid is closed, so the temperature stays fairly high -- and the CPU fan attempts to lower it constantly. ...
(Fedora) - Re: P4P800-E dlx and P4 3.2GHz prescott problem
... It's hovered around 40-45C in the past but recently the case took a heavy knock and ever since, well the last two days, I've noticed the CPU temperature is skyrocketing to 75-80C at which point the warning kicks in. ... Since you've already cleaned and remounted the Fan/HS assembly, my best guess is your fan has slowed a considerable amount or a couple of wads of dust got knocked loose from somewhere and they're now trapped in the fins of the HS, causing the fan to be less effective. ...
(alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus) - Threading...
... happening with threading between Fedora Core 3 and Fedora Core 5. ... then use set_afinity to assign each thread to it's own CPU. ... it returns the same PID as the parent program. ... On FC3 the threads run on 2 CPUS in symmetry and almost in parallel. ...
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