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for a dual core CPU (amd x2 5200) are each core suppose to be read at the same temperature?
like each core must be the same temp as the other one.
generally .. they will read close to the same temp .. but it all depends on what is being delegated to which core .. the processor trys to balance the load evenly but in the event that one core is playing your mp3 while you’re other core is doing all your auto cad stuff .. than the core doing more “heavy lifting” will run hotter
