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Thought I'd post up a couple handy appz for monitoring individual core temps of your dual core processors, these also work on some single core/core solo processors as well. These can be very accurate since they read directly from the die instead of a sensor on your mainboard

From Intel - "TAT" - Core2 support only at time of this writing:
Download links:
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/392/mirrors.php

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For all processors (including duals and quads) - "Core Temp"
This is a new program that lets you monitor Intel's "Core", "Core 2" and all AMD K8 chips' die temperature. The temperature readings are very accurate as the data is collected from a Digital Thermal Sensor (or DTS) which is located in each individual processing core, near the hottest part.

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Supported Processors

AMD:

All Phenom series.

All Athlon64 series.

All Athlon64 X2 series.

All Athlon64 FX series.

All Turion64 series.

All Turion64 X2 series.

All Sempron series. (K8 based)

Single Core Opterons starting with SH-C0 revision and up. (K8 based)

All Dual Core Opteron series. (K8 based)

All Quad Core Opteron series. (K10 based)



Intel:

All Core Solo series.

All Core Duo series.

All Core 2 Duo series.

All Core 2 Quad series.

All Core 2 Extreme series.

All Celeron-M 400 and 500 series.

All Celeron E1000 series. (Initial support)

All Pentium E2000 and E2100 series.

All Dual Core Low Voltage Xeons series (Yonah based. Untested).

All Xeon 3000, 3200, 5100, 5300, 5400 series.

Download:
http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

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No help to those of us stuck on dinosaur Pentium Ds .

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Realtemp is gaining ground in the core temp monitoring field.

Real Temp at techpowerup

The gentleman who put this together did a lot of research and physical testing to figure out what the actual tjunction of each different version of chip was, and it looks like this is currently the most accurate software monitor for core temp.