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What's your SOC temperature? - Der Geist der Maschine - 01-13-2020
On my pinebook pro, the idle SOC temperature is 41 deg Celsius. When I put it under load with make -j6, it rises to 70 deg Celsius.
My wife's pinebook pro arrived and the idle SOC temperature is just 33 deg Celsius. When we put it under load with make -j6, it rises to 61 deg Celsius, only.
With idle, I mean just being logged into Mate without running any programs.
What are your's SOC temperatures?
Why is there a difference? Maybe the thermal paste sits sometimes better/worse on the SOC?
RE: What's your SOC temperature? - Luke - 01-14-2020
That really is interesting. How, exactly, do you measure the temp of the SOC?
For the record, on default build the SOC will downclock at 75*C and shut down at 90*C
RE: What's your SOC temperature? - rillian - 01-15-2020
(01-14-2020, 02:52 AM)Luke Wrote: That really is interesting. How, exactly, do you measure the temp of the SOC?
On my (Linux) image, temperatures are available from
Code:
cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/temp...and dividing by 1000. The various zones are the CPU, GPU, and battery.
My system idles as 38C, with the battery at 19C.
RE: What's your SOC temperature? - wasgurd - 01-16-2020
Normally my PBP has about 40 Cº on CPU/GPU.
When I use to play YouTube it increases to 50 Cº.
Max I've seen was 60 Cº when I moved a large file about 10 GB.