Temperature

General Discussion
1

You made my day !
Nice custom messages =)

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 DietPi v7.1.2 : 14:50 - Mon 05/03/21
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 - Device model : RPi 4 Model B (aarch64)
 - CPU temp : 39'C : 102'F (Cool runnings)

Then …

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 DietPi CPU Info
 Use dietpi-config to change CPU / performance options
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 Architecture |     aarch64
 Temperature  |     28'C : 82'F (Who put me in the freezer!)
2

That’s quite singe mismatch. You ran both shortly after another? They should use the same underlying function: print_full_info=1 G_OBTAIN_CPU_TEMP

3

same raspberry … before and after a new fan was installed.
First “CPU temp” from the banner right after I log in.
Then “Temperature” from the cpu command.

4

Okay then it all makes sense. Awesome temperature for an RPi4. Which fan du you use?

5

btw you could recall the banner using dietpi-banner 1

28’C sound like water cooling. On my RPi4, I never get below 38°C (running 24/7). Even with a constantly spinning fan.