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Main Card and CPU Temperature

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  • 1.  Main Card and CPU Temperature

    Posted Sep 16, 2018 03:02 AM

    Hi.

    I googled for hours trying to find out how i can show Temperatures on CLI on my Aruba 7005 WLC.

    Just find some unspecific Info with "Show Inventory"... nothing about CPU Temp. Can you folks help me out?

    THX!



  • 2.  RE: Main Card and CPU Temperature

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Sep 16, 2018 10:20 AM 
    (aruba7005) #show inventory 

Supervisor Card slot            : 0
System Serial#                  : DC0003828 (Date:09/15/14)
CPU Card Serial#                : AWX320236 (Date:09/14/14)
CPU Card Assembly#              : 2010199D
CPU Card Revision               : (Rev:04.00)
SC Model#                       : Aruba7005-US
CPLD Version                    : (Rev: 2.9)
Power Source                    : 802.3at POE+
Main Board Temperatures         :
                                : Remote 1 Temp         54 C (DDR3 temperature)
                                : Local Temp            54 C (Local Thermal)
Main Board Voltages             :
ispPAC_POWR1014A_A              :
                                : VCC 5V               5.00V sense 5.094 V
                                : VCC 3V3              3.30V sense 3.312 V
                                : VCC DDR 1V35         1.35V sense 1.376 V
                                : VCC 1V8              1.80V sense 1.832 V
                                : VDD CORE             0.80V sense 0.812 V
                                : VCC 1V2 VRM          1.20V sense 1.178 V
                                : VCC 1V0              1.00V sense 1.010 V
                                : VCC 0V9              0.90V sense 0.914 V
                                : 12V MON              12.0V sense 12.172 V
                                : VCC 0V85D            0.85V sense 0.856 V

    What version of ArubaOS are you running.  I see the temperature on a 7005 running 8.3.0.2



  • 3.  RE: Main Card and CPU Temperature

    Posted Aug 28, 2019 01:05 PM

    Each CPU and GPU is manufactured and designed to run within a specific temperature range. Today’s acceptable CPU and GPU temperature thresholds are significantly lower than they were in the past. In other words, cooling is a bigger priority than it used to be. That being said, we do know the approximate recommended temperature range for many of the most popular processors and graphics cards.

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  • 4.  RE: Main Card and CPU Temperature

    Posted Jul 09, 2020 06:06 AM
    My CPU temp is around 35 C and it's great but it's strange that the temp is so low on the CPU and I am getting 400 plus frames in certain titles(Fortnite for this test) but even a game like WOW that uses more CPU then GPU never pushes that temp more then 2 degrees C.

    I only used the 212 coolerMaster Evo (Arctic 2019 edition paste) for the CPU, the 2070 is a MSI RTX 2070 Gaming. (I just looked online and the price went up so happy I bought it for 420 price tag.

    I have not checked the temp of the card I just put my hand around the card and sense the heat it's outputting. I apologize for my lack of info here but all this is fairly new to me. I installed MSI afterburner and the extension it comes with but the display is so hard to read in my opinion it's gray and the numbers don't really move or anything, I think I have this set up incorrectly. (This is my mistake)

    I am also sorry I don't know the GPU temp, how would I find the most accurate temp?

    I don't want to do 60 FPS, I want to stay around 144 FPS not 400 FPS. 400 can't even been seen so why work the card to that extent. WOW I can get 300-400 FPS but I limited to 150 in the settings but is this the most effective way to do it?

    Thank you