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07-08-2010 11:00 PM
07-08-2010 11:00 PM
HP SIM Temperature Threshold Values
HP SIM Temperature Threshold Values
I'm configuring warning threshold values for a 3rd party management system.
At the moment I'm looking for reasonable warning threshold values for temperature sensors. So I checked HP SIM and I see that there the warning threshold for cpu/memory/system temperature sensors is set to 95 degrees C.
I checked the AMD website and there it lists a max Tcase value of ca 71-77 degrees depending on the opteron model.
Tcase is the temperature on top of the CPU so the temperature sensors probably measure something different.
But a warning threshold of 95 degrees sounds too high.
Can anybody explain this ? Or maybe somebody has a link to a document explaining this ?
At the moment I'm looking for reasonable warning threshold values for temperature sensors. So I checked HP SIM and I see that there the warning threshold for cpu/memory/system temperature sensors is set to 95 degrees C.
I checked the AMD website and there it lists a max Tcase value of ca 71-77 degrees depending on the opteron model.
Tcase is the temperature on top of the CPU so the temperature sensors probably measure something different.
But a warning threshold of 95 degrees sounds too high.
Can anybody explain this ? Or maybe somebody has a link to a document explaining this ?
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