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03-16-2023 03:56 AM
Hi everybody,
I´ve just started using a Z2 tower G9 Workstation to perform numerical calculations. It´s expected a high load of work with this machine.
I´m a bit worried about the temperature in the CPU. With a 55% of usage I get these values in the cores:
Temperature 0 92 degC (197 degF) (Package)
Temperature 1 99 degC (210 degF) (P-Cores (Max))
Temperature 2 85 degC (185 degF) (E-Cores (Max))
Temperature 3 56 degC (132 degF) (P-Core #0)
Temperature 4 70 degC (158 degF) (P-Core #1)
Temperature 5 85 degC (185 degF) (P-Core #2)
Temperature 6 92 degC (197 degF) (P-Core #3)
Temperature 7 84 degC (183 degF) (P-Core #4)
Temperature 8 89 degC (192 degF) (P-Core #5)
Temperature 9 87 degC (188 degF) (P-Core #6)
Temperature 10 99 degC (210 degF) (P-Core #7)
Temperature 11 85 degC (185 degF) (E-Core #8)
Temperature 12 85 degC (185 degF) (E-Core #9)
Temperature 13 85 degC (185 degF) (E-Core #10)
Temperature 14 82 degC (179 degF) (E-Core #11)
Temperature 15 79 degC (174 degF) (E-Core #12)
Temperature 16 77 degC (170 degF) (E-Core #13)
Temperature 17 80 degC (176 degF) (E-Core #14)
Temperature 18 80 degC (176 degF) (E-Core #15)
Can the system withstand this performance? Any recomendation?
Thanks
03-17-2023 11:22 AM
You have not said what utility you are using to monitor the processor, but it can't be accurate since the processor itself would have shut down due to a thermal event it it were.
Most processors have limits at which thermal events cause shutdowns to prevent damage.
It would have been great if you had identified the installed processor. I can't look up it's datasheet without it.
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03-20-2023 01:55 AM
Hi Erico,
My PC has a Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900K CPU @ 3.70GHz 3.70 GHz and I used CPUID CPU-Z to monitor the temperatures.
The machine is new so I´m not sure if it could be a malfunction with the fans.
Thanks
03-20-2023 09:38 AM - edited 03-20-2023 09:42 AM
You're welcome and Thanks for the information.
Your Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900K processor has a T junction temperature limit of 100C.
The temp that CPUID CPU-Z are showing are likely to be inaccurate if the PC has not shut down due to a thermal event.
Have you checked in the BIOS to see what the thermal settings are?
I would use the Core Temp utility instead. Read the Readme.txt when you install it.
https://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/#google_vignette
CPU-z does not have the greatest reputation for processor temperature accuracy.
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