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G752VY's CPU is weird

Kairess
Level 7
I had to replace the G752VY motherboard today

and I had a stress test at home.

As a result the temperature of the core 0 and core 1 is very higher than the core 3, the core 4.

Again do I replace the motherboard?

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ll_r1d0_ll
Level 7
when replacing the motherboard did you repaste the cpu and fitted the cpu heatsink properly with perfect pressure?

Googlegot
Level 9
Kairess wrote:
I had to replace the G752VY motherboard today

and I had a stress test at home.

As a result the temperature of the core 0 and core 1 is very higher than the core 3, the core 4.

Again do I replace the motherboard?

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If the temperature difference is less than 10c, this is within intel's margin of error in their thermal sensors. This series of processors in particular (i7 6th gen) seems to be pretty piss-poor when it comes to their sensors. If your heatsink is properly placed and you don't have more than a 10 degree difference between lowest and highest values, don't worry about it.

Also, remember different parts of the die are going to be different temperatures regardless.