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    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by qsimpson, Aug 26, 2006.

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    qsimpson Notebook Evangelist

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    ok in notebook hardware control you have ACPI tab then show ACPI temperature details, so i click it and i notice you have


    TZS0: Actual Temperature: 39C
    Critical Temperature: 98C



    TZS1: Actual Temperature: 49C
    Critical Temperature: 120C



    Then below you have the ability to switch

    with it saying Theram Zone with the CPU Temperature

    I noticed when I had it in TZS0 my cpu temp readings go down then when i have it s1 it goes up whats up with this and does it matter which one I have it in? why are they so different in temperatures too?


    EDIT: Now there are more closer and not so far off in temperature readings but my cpu temp fluctuares from like 39 to 49 alot and shoots around is this normal?
     
    qsimpson, Aug 26, 2006
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