There's only one way to describe my Core Temp readings....

[joeritson]

 

[Soundlurker]

I had read about this issue but don't remember where. Try Google

 

[kev]

lol. Asus motherboard by any chance? If you havent got your chip overclocked btw, you have something very wrong there. (smells like bad mount) B3 stepping is quite hot tho in comparison to G0 though.

 

[John_C]

or it's in a laptop. My dell reaches that noooooo problem

 

[joeritson]

Nah she's just a bit dusty. But still, the negative shit, thats fucked.
Yeah its an Asus P5B (I think). Not overclocked

 

[Soundlurker]

If you havent got your chip overclocked btw, you have something very wrong there. (smells like bad mount)

I would've posted +1 but it seems he's from Australia, so..

 

[Fox Mulder]

Fuckin hell, thats a lot.

Check your PSU. If your processor is getting too much OR too less voltage, it's very likely to overheat.
If that don't work, your mainboard may be the culprit. Try a bios update.

 

[John_C]

too little voltage won't cause overheating, it can however cause system instability and glitches.
I suspect a very hot running cpu (over volted or some sort of cooling problem) and 1 broken sensor

 

[thedonutman]

lolwut indeed......

Don't Q6600s normally clock at 2.4? or has intel got one of those auto underclock things going on these days.

 

[kev]

lolwut indeed......

Don't Q6600s normally clock at 2.4? or has intel got one of those auto underclock things going on these days.

speedstep, and you should really switch it off unless you've got a laptop

 

[Soundlurker]

Why? Keeps it cool and quiet if you're just browsing or not doing anything at all.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

speedstep/cool&quiet can fuck with accurate recording timings. Things may change based on CPU load.