> AFAIK that depends on the CPU and where the heat sensor is actually
> located.

I thought all modern CPUs had the sensor actually on the CPU die, presumably 
in an intelligent place to best detect when the CPU was getting too hot. 
Maybe I'm wrong on that though, I know in the old days the sensor was on the 
motherboard, so you'd get huge variations from PC to PC, even with the same 
case and CPU.

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