Quad G34 CPU Temperatures -- TPC to CPU socket mapping

[firedfly]

Tear and I spent some time tonight mapping the output of "TurionPowerControl -temp" to the physical cpu sockets on SuperMicro and Tyan quad g34 motherboards.

The Tyan S8812WGM3NR mapping is different than you might expect. I verified the IPMI sensor readings map correctly to the physical CPU socket labels. This data was collected and is valid for 6100 series processors. The TPC output maps as follows:

[22:40:23] <&firedfly> cpu0 is node 0-1
[22:40:31] <&firedfly> cpu1 is node 4-5
[22:40:38] <&firedfly> cpu2 is node 6-7
[22:40:46] <&firedfly> cpu3 is node 2-3

Tear tested the SuperMicro H8QGi+-F. The results are what I would have expected. This data was collected and is valid for 6100 series processors. The mapping is as follows:

[22:47:15] <&tear> cpu1 is node 0-1
[22:47:19] <&tear> cpu2 is node 2-3
[22:47:25] <&tear> cpu3 is node 4-5
[22:47:32] <&tear> cpu4 is node 6-7

UPDATE 2/7/14: brilong has tested a SuperMicro GL board with 6200 series processors. His results are:

CPU1: node0/1
CPU2: node4/5
CPU3: node2/3
CPU4: node6/7

** I used TurionPowerControl v0.40a in my testing.

 

[Patriot]

yup....thanks for verifying...
I use 2 different pairs of chips so I send different vcore to different nodes.

TPC is a great program and is actively developed.
Thanks Tear and Sfield for your work....
As well as all those actively testing it

 

[firedfly]

I've used this info several times over the last week. Just wanted to bump the post in case others could use the info...

 

[402blownstroker]

Need to keep this thread in mind.

 

[tjmagneto]

How about adding some basic stuff about TPC to the 2p & 4p guide. I've used it a lot as of late.

 

[402blownstroker]

How about adding some basic stuff about TPC to the 2p & 4p guide. I've used it a lot as of late.

Bingo. I had to track this thread down again.

Are the temp values reported with TPC 'better' than what lm_sensors or do both use the same method to determining temp values?

 

[musky]

How about adding some basic stuff about TPC to the 2p & 4p guide. I've used it a lot as of late.

THIS thread is link in the 2p/4p guide HERE. I suppose we are getting a little too spread out these days.

 

[tear]

Bingo. I had to track this thread down again.

Are the temp values reported with TPC 'better' than what lm_sensors or do both use the same method to determining temp values?

Same method. Sensors additionally _display_ fractional values but these aren't usually
needed

 

[tjmagneto]

THIS thread is link in the 2p/4p guide HERE. I suppose we are getting a little too spread out these days.

Thanks.