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    Re: Unkown High Temperature Sensor
    « Reply #15 on: May 21, 2015, 05:21:39 PM »
    I use speedfan, I have never figured out what T3 is.  I think it's not connected on my system, or not connected to a meaningful sensor on the Winbond chip.  Not connected could account for the speed of the fluctuations being seen.  The way its wired on my m/b is to read the Winbond sensor.  By comparing with the readings in speccy and SiSoft Sandra Lite, I worked out that T2 was a measure of the CPU temp (my CPU doesn't have a temp sensor built into it), and T1 was a measure of the 'system' temperature, which means 'motherboard' or reckoned to be the T of the northbridge.

    The apparent discrepancy in CPU temperature referred to could be the difference between the case and the core temperature.  For core temperature, see what CoreTemp says. I can believe that the CPU case is a few C cooler than the core, maybe in certain circumstances even warmer than the core.

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