Speed fan Readings

[Spammy]

*Edit* Just realised this is probably in the wrong section. Sorry! *Edit*
This is the second time I have to write this because I've just discovered a secret hotkey that closes the page in Firefox. I have no idea what it was either. :(

I'm new to this forum malarkey and was wondering if there are any Speedfan gurus who know what all the temps mean. I have :

ASUS M2N-E SLI Mobo
AMD Athlon 64 x2 6400+ with Xilent Blade cooling
2GB Corsair RAM
Geforce 8800GTS 640
Raptoxx 600W PSU

And my temps are:

HD0: 40C (Obviously this is the HDD LOL)
Temp1: 40C
Temp3: 25C
Temp2: 41C
Core: 43C
Core: 58C
Ambient: 0C

As best I can tell Core (2) is the GPU.

However, why have I only one other core temp when I have a dual core CPU? And are things to hot? I get paranoid I guess but any help would be much appreciated.

[revorocks]

hi,

A dual core cpu is still on 1 die, ( i think thats how you spell it) so it only gives 1 temp reading, both cores are basically the same temperature.

yep, core 2 is your gfx, dont worry as gfx get very hot anyway

mine got around up to 65c! but now i have lots of fans so its around 45

hdd is fine, there all fine.

it doesnt do any harm to get more fans ecept its noisier.

[Spammy]

Thanks very much. That's put my mind at ease a little. The danger of things spontaneously exploding into fiery carnage scares me.

Cheers

Chris

[Thrax]

Download CoreTemp for the most accurate reading of your CPU temperature (Both Core 0 and Core 1) and their combined temperature, which is known as "Tjunction."

[Spammy]

Yeah, got it.
Much simpler and straight forward. It gives idle read out as:

Core 0#: 35C
Core1#: 44C
No readout for TCaseMax though

I just re-read my post and noticed I forgot to mention that that they were idle temps :( Are they still alright?

[Thrax]

As long as they don't go over 60c, you're good.