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How do I configure Core0TjMax? #251
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In the previous version of ModernGadgets, I believe I was able to set the TJMax to 95c. In this new version it appears the only option is to get it from HWiNFO, but HWiNFO does not list it. This line appears in my HWiNFOSettings.inc:
What do I set it to? Here are the CPU & mobo line from my HWiNFOIndexList.txt: |
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HulkSmashBurgers
Sep 26, 2021
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Do you happen to have an AMD CPU? If you don't have that value in HWiNFO, then you'll have to set it manually in the settings skin:
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OK. Set that and it's working now. Though, the % seems a bit off. Whether I set it to 95c or 85c, the % always matches the CPU0-PackageTemp (set to CPU Die average). If it's 36.6c, it's 36.6%. |
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This appears to be a proper bug. I will have a look when I can. Also, just a note, these GitHub Q&A discussions work like StackOverflow, so each top-level reply is an "answer" and discussion should happen in the smaller "write a reply" field underneath each answer. |
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Thanks. And I'll try to remember the reply structure. Wasn't aware of that. |
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No worries, it's a pretty new feature. :) |
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OK. Set that and it's working now. Though, the % seems a bit off.
Whether I set it to 95c or 85c, the % always matches the CPU0-PackageTemp (set to CPU Die average). If it's 36.6c, it's 36.6%.