Can Core Duo processors report temperatures?
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Yes they can. I have a Intel Duo Core laptop and can see the temp.\nYou should also see your AMD Athlon64 cpu temps. \nBut as proto already said, you will need a program that reads temps. Like Speedfan.
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THE INTEL DUO CORE IS MUCH MORE BETTER THAN INTEL PENTUM M \n\nIT RUNS AT 667MHZ  FSB AND M RUNS AT MAX 400MHZ
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it is most likely overheating. Try a monitoring program like sisoftware's SiSandra light.  Its free, and the environment monitoring tool will tell you the temperature of your Processor.\nhttp://www.sisoftware.co.uk\n\nIn the meantime, check that all the fans are running and free from fluff etc.\n\nIf you have replaced the heatsink on your processor, make sure you have used a thermal paste between the heatsink and the processor.\n\nGood luck
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C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;TEMP
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a dual core processor is a cpu that has 2 processing cores (the actual cpus) in one package (the whole cpu assembly) Both cores will run at 3.4ghz (your example) not at 1.7 like one poster stated that is totally false. The AMD Athlon X2's some Opterons and the Intel Pentium D and Core Duo's are dual core cpu's. I also recommend AMD and Intel's websites they explain it pretty well for everyone to understand.
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Check your Cmos setup, if there is no setting for the fan, then i would not worry about it, it better to be cool than hot....It must be a Dell, just joking.....they have the most complaints....
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That must be fahrenheit not celcius. 144 degrees celcius is 291.2 degrees fahrenheit. At 291 degrees fahrenheit, you would have already melted the core of your CPU.\n\nOn the other hand, 144 degrees fahrenheit is 62 degrees celcius which is a normal temperature for an Athlon. AMD recommends a running temperature of 60 degrees celcius or 140 degrees fahrenheit (or lower) for Athlons. However, some of the mobile Athlon XPs used in laptops can substain slightly higher temperatures without causing any harm because of their lower core voltages and core designs.
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http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html
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It looks like it can run to 90°C under load without problem\nhttp://users.erols.com/chare/elec.htm\nThis link may give you some tips, but I don't think you have a serious problem...\nhttp://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/143
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A CPU, normally works between 100F & 140F. and your CPU temprature is OK. Older CPUs work near 100 and Faster CPUs work near 140. so don't worry about it.
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u cna go to bios setting and change the clock timeings. well be carefull when u do that. its always goood to use a additional fan for the processer, just in case if u want to increase the clocktime of the processer, to avoid over heating.
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An overheating CPU and or bad ram can do that.
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Check the fans, also did you apply grease between the CPU and heatsink?
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its got a dual core. 2 cpus in one ( some thing better than hyperthreading
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Right-click on My Computer\n\nClick on Hardware -> Device Manager\n\nThen Click on the plus sign in front of Processors\n\nIf your laptop has single processor, you will see only 1 line / info for the processor speed\n\nIf it's a duo processor, you should see 2 lines showing the same info for speeds\n\nI think that's what it is... hope that helps.
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Core Duo is just a dual core, Core 2 Duo is Core Duo improved, so its better to go with Core 2 Duo
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Start -> Control Panel -> System\n\nA dialogue box will come up with details of your system hopefully including Processor type and clock speed.