very high CPUTIN temp.

velomaxx · 01-01-12, 11:46 PM

earlier today I left my computer idle and shut the LEDs on the fan off from my case. I went to boot it up later and before I gamed I checked my temperatures and the CPUTIN temp. was 124c. I don't know if this is even possible because before it was at 60c and it never changed from that. I don't even know what a CPUTIN is but I'm guessing it's not good if it's that high. I had my bios on default settings and I have not overclocked anything yet. What should I do to prevent this happening again? and also, do you think I damaged anything in my system because I bought warranty.

Pic attached is my normal system temps. read by HWmonitor

velomaxx · 01-01-12, 11:50 PM

after further research I came up with this

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/32...-reading-temps

I guess this program reports bogus mobo readings? I'm confused

Rod911 · 01-02-12, 12:18 AM

It's bogus. Looking over CPUID's HWM and my CPUTIN is 60C as well, whereas the hottest core is at 36C. Feel free to ignore it.

This is in a non air conditioned room, where it's currently 39C outside.

velomaxx · 01-02-12, 01:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rod911

It's bogus. Looking over CPUID's HWM and my CPUTIN is 60C as well, whereas the hottest core is at 36C. Feel free to ignore it.

This is in a non air conditioned room, where it's currently 39C outside.

What program do you use to monitor your system?

kastibong · 01-02-12, 05:12 AM

I also use HArdware monitor and I have checked with the program that came with my ASUS P8Z68-V and the "SYSTIN" on HWmonitor is the Motherboard temp on ASUS software. So HW monitor's temps are not really bogus.

Rod911 · 01-02-12, 05:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by velomaxx

What program do you use to monitor your system?

In my original post, but added a little bit of extra in red...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rod911

...Looking over CPUID's HWM (aka CPUID Hardware Monitor) and my CPUTIN is 60C as well, whereas the hottest core is at 36C.

EarthDog · 01-02-12, 06:23 AM

Thats thr problem with applications like this...too much info. Use realtemp or comretemp and forget about your mobo temps.

manu2b · 01-02-12, 07:18 AM

Yep, bogus.
OCCT gives me the same reading sometimes.

01-01-12, 11:46 PM	Thread Starter #1
velomaxx Registered Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada	very high CPUTIN temp. earlier today I left my computer idle and shut the LEDs on the fan off from my case. I went to boot it up later and before I gamed I checked my temperatures and the CPUTIN temp. was 124c. I don't know if this is even possible because before it was at 60c and it never changed from that. I don't even know what a CPUTIN is but I'm guessing it's not good if it's that high. I had my bios on default settings and I have not overclocked anything yet. What should I do to prevent this happening again? and also, do you think I damaged anything in my system because I bought warranty. Pic attached is my normal system temps. read by HWmonitor Attached Images
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01-01-12, 11:50 PM	Thread Starter #2
velomaxx Registered Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada	after further research I came up with this http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/32...-reading-temps I guess this program reports bogus mobo readings? I'm confused
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01-02-12, 12:18 AM	#3
Rod911 Registered Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Melbourne, Australia	It's bogus. Looking over CPUID's HWM and my CPUTIN is 60C as well, whereas the hottest core is at 36C. Feel free to ignore it. This is in a non air conditioned room, where it's currently 39C outside. __________________ \|\|i5 2500K@4.8Ghz[1.325v]\|ASUS P8Z68-V Pro Gen3\|8GB G.Skill Ripjaws X F3-12800CL8D@1600Mhz[8-8-8-18-1T]\|GB GTX670 OC [1241/1606]\|240BGB SanDisk Extreme SSD\|500GB Samsung\|500GB2 WD (RAID0)\|700W Seasonic M12\|Dell U2711\|Samsung 226BW\|\| \|\|Cuplex Kryos HF\|XSPC RX240\|Panaflo FBA12G12H2\|Eheim 1048\|\|\|\|Logitech G510\|Logitech MX620\|\|
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01-02-12, 05:12 AM	#5
kastibong Registered Join Date: Dec 2011	I also use HArdware monitor and I have checked with the program that came with my ASUS P8Z68-V and the "SYSTIN" on HWmonitor is the Motherboard temp on ASUS software. So HW monitor's temps are not really bogus.
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01-02-12, 06:23 AM	#7
EarthDog Senior PITA Member Overclockers.com Editor Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Stuck in Maryland...	Thats thr problem with applications like this...too much info. Use realtemp or comretemp and forget about your mobo temps.
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01-02-12, 07:18 AM	#8
manu2b Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Brussels	Yep, bogus. OCCT gives me the same reading sometimes. __________________ MSI 990FXA-GD65 PhenomII x6 1075t 4.1GHz/1.52v Noctua NH-D14 2x4GB Corsair Vengeance 1840/Cl9 Sapphire 7970 Dual-x@1215(1.3v)/1825(1.63v) BeQuiet Pure Power 530W Crucial M4 256GB Samsung SyncMaster BX2450 24"
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