Feature Request: "CPU Package" on multicore processors

[textman]

I think CPU Diode is measuring the temp of just core 1 on an i7. As shown in HWMonitor, there are a possibility of 4 cores to monitor and "CPUPackage" which always gives the highest of the 4 temps.

I would like to be able to control my cpu fan temp based on that.

I have attached a screen shot which illustrates this:

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[Steven]

textman
So this is hackintosh.

Please give me the tech info from the preferences.

[textman]

Yes. motherboard is GA-z87N-Wifi with i7-4770k with yosemite. I think its a fairly common setup for hackintosh users.

This is a nice utility BTW.


Macs Fan Control 1.3.3
iMac14,2
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz[100]
Mac OS X Unknown

Fans:
CPUFan-min{0}curr{1303}max{6000}mode{2,TC0D,25,70}
SystemFan1-min{0}curr{752}max{6000}mode{2,TC0D,25,70}
SystemFan2-min{0}curr{0}max{6000}mode{0}
PowerFan-min{0}curr{0}max{0}mode{0}
AuxFan-min{0}curr{0}max{0}mode{0}
GPU 1-min{0}curr{1140}max{0}mode{0}
GPU 1-min{0}curr{20}max{0}mode{0}


TempSensors:
TC0D (CPU Diode) - 23, 23
TC1D () - 28, 28
TC2D () - 29, 29
TC3D () - 27, 27
TCAD () - 29, 29
PCTR () - 9.23438, 9.23438
PCPC () - 1.07422, 1.07422
PCPG () - -1, 0
PCPD () - 1.78125, 1.78125
TZ0C () - 29.7969, 29.7969
TZ1C () - 27.7969, 27.7969
Tm0P (Mem Controller) - 35, 35
TP0D () - 127, 127
TC0H (CPU Heatsink) - 19, 19


Disk drives:
Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series - 26
ST1000DM003-1CH162 - 28
Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256GB - 26