Most sensors are not directly part of the chip they are recording. they
usually are nearby and then there is a calculated offset from what the
sensor displays to make it more accurate. This to me suggests that the
software is applying a second offset or an incorrect one.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2019 at 8:25 AM Jim <
azanorak@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've learned that temperature sensors, or the software that reports their
> output aren't always reliable. I recently put a new Kingston SSD in my
> dinosaur. After it was running, apparently flawlessly for several hours, I
> checked Psensor. It tells me that SSD is at 99° C. I shut the machine
> down, opened it an carefully touched the SSD. It wasn't even warm to the
> touch.
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