Working with some bad temps here. In my bios, its reading a cpu temp of ridiculously high 63C. Using the motherboard monitoring software that was included with the motherboard, I am getting a reading of 47C-52C which I know are still horrible temperatures. Which one is the more accurate? Its an Asus mobo if that makes a difference.
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Temperature Question
- Thread starter MGDMN
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I have sort of the same problem but the other way around. I also have a asus board and mine reads really low in bios. I get 37c to 44c in MM5 thats idel and load. But if I look in bios I see most times like 10c lower temps. Even with the asusprobe that came with the motherboard I get lower temps than I do with MM5. Right now I am reading 39c in MM5 and 28c in asus probe. I alwasy go with the higher numbers to be on the safe side.
Originally posted by MGDMN
Working with some bad temps here. In my bios, its reading a cpu temp of ridiculously high 63C. Using the motherboard monitoring software that was included with the motherboard, I am getting a reading of 47C-52C which I know are still horrible temperatures. Which one is the more accurate? Its an Asus mobo if that makes a difference.
With your system being overclocked, are you using an aftermarket heatsink?