>I believe the 1st temp is MB, the 2nd CPU1, the third CPU2. One way to >figure out is to run something CPU intensive on only one CPU and watch >which temp rises. A huge gzip would do the trick. The MB temp >shouldn't change that much, but CPU should go up noticably.
Good call, I gzipped a 500MB file and watched the second temp value rise. >I believe the monitoring chips are completely independent of SMP. The >monitoring chip has no clue whether the OS is using the CPU or not, it >just records its temp. I agree with you on that. >PS I hope mbmon has those voltages all wrong, as 3.27 and 7.93 are >nowhere near 5v or 12v! (There's also healthd in the ports, but my >(limited) experience is that it doesn't always get voltages right either). >From what I remember, when I looked in the BIOS I realized most of what mbmon was reporting was slightly off. Thanks to all for the help. -Yuri
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