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about interpreting speedfan...

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dunmer7

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These are my approximate temperature readings:

Temp1: 45C
Temp2: 35C
Temp3: 64C
Temp: 0C
HD0: 33C
HD1: 35C

When I look in the configure menu, Temp1-3 are Windbond W83627EHF on the ISA bus. How does one know exactly what these are? And more importantly, the Temp (w/o a number) for Intel SMBus is at 0C, which is obviously wrong. What should I know/or use other than speedfan?
 
The motherboard your using may not be fully supported but it looks like you have a nice spread of temperatures. Speedfan gives you the option renaming temperatures and it does reports some odd ones sometimes. I wouldn't worry about the zero, just remove it from the list. Again depending on your setup I would say the 65 or 45 is your CPU and that would leave 35 or 45 for your chipset. Let your computer idle so the temperatures stabilize, reboot your computer and check what the bios is reading. Go back into speedfan to match them up.
 
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