im more concerned with tmpin3... ive seen it up to 127C... ive heard that thats the northbridge... i can only assume thats bad unless this is a known issue with the software...
if that is your northbridge... i wouldnt be too happy.. here's a simple way to find out, try turning ur computer off after that temp gets really high and (grounding yourself first to remove static) see if you can touch the northbridge heatsink... if its anywhere over 100 C you wont be able to touch it for long
Well, HWMonitor detects TMPIN0, TMPIN1 and TMPIN2 on my board, all of which are dubious measurements which are sometimes negative, sometimes over 100C. Maybe it's one of those? I think 200MHz is stock for the Phenom, so I would be very surprised if it was cooking it - and I would also be surprised that the system was okay if it was really that hot.