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"Bryan D. Stine" <admin@kentonet.net> writes:

> I had that problem with my old Athlon TBird. Changing config to make
> thermal a module and not loading it solved my problem. I don't know how
> to change the thermal limits from within the system using ACPI.

Maybe it's related to the BIOS configuration.  You can configure
limits there, and they seem to match those that are displayed under
/proc.

However, I still wonder if the 57 °C figure is something I should
worry about (although the machine has been running stable for years).