09-01-2014
75C is dangerously high. I wouldn't be surprised if it was into thermal throttling at that point.
Reducing the clockspeed could let it run at a similar pitch without thermal throttling.
It also depends what was in the 'software upgrade'. Any operating system components in there? Could have been misreading the temperature. Or you might be misreading it now, reading case/board temp while your cores are still cooked to the edge of oblivion.
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ACPI(1) General Commands Manual ACPI(1)
NAME
acpi - Shows battery status information
SYNOPSIS
acpi [options]
DESCRIPTION
acpi Shows information from the /proc filesystem, such as battery status or thermal information.
This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.
OPTIONS
-b | --battery
show battery information
-B | --without-battery
suppress battery information
-t | --thermal
show thermal information
-T | --without-thermal
suppress thermal information
-a | --ac-adapter
show ac adapter information
-A | --without-ac-adapter
suppress ac-adapter information
-V | --everything
show every device, overrides above options
-s | --show-empty
show non-operational devices
-S | --hide-empty
hide non-operational devices
-c | --celcius
use celcius as the temperature unit
-f | --fahrenheit
use fahrenheit as the temperature unit
-k | --kelvin
use kelvin as the temperature unit
-d | --directory <dir>
path to ACPI info (/proc/acpi)
-h | --help
display help and exit
-v | --version
output version information and exit
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Paul Telford <pxt@debian.org> for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to
copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU GPL.
ACPI(1)