Edit:
I found out that HWMonitor gives false readings on some motherboards. Which explains AUXTIN, CPUTIN, TZ00, TZ01. I'd still like to know why vcore isn't setting properly. And if 71C is too hot for TMPIN3 while running prime95
I don't know what's wrong with my temperatures but clearly something is wrong. I overclocked my Intel Core i7 2600k processor to 4.3GHz because when I bought my PC it had only 3.8GHz stock settings and It has liquid cooling. I seem to get stable temperatures and correct readings for the processor while running prime95 for a couple hours and they are stable. (I make sure it doesn't exceed 75C)
However, TZ00, TZ01, CPUTIN, AUXTIN are all messed up while running prime95. Apparently TZ00 and TZ01 are always @ 82 F and 85 F while CPUTIN is between 84C-91C idle and while running prime95 it goes all the way down to 13C? How is that even possible to be running @ 194F while idle and 54F under full load? Also, AUXTIN seems to stay @ 61-66C idle and while running prime95 this also decreases to 54C
Here are the temperatures after running prime95 for a couple minutes:
Here are the temperatures when my PC is idle:
TMPIN3 seems to be a correct reading. The temp stops at 70-71C which seems pretty hot to me but I'm no expert.
Why is it doing this? Also, why does my motherboard ignore my vcore setting for the voltage and pick its own? Say I put 1.35v for vcore voltage while running prime95 it'll say 1.304v and drop to 1.28v later in the testing stage until the system fails because it ignores my vcore setting
Motherboard: Asus P8Z68-V LE
RAM: 16GB 1600Mhz
Processor: Intel Core i7 2600k 3.4GHz -> 3.8GHz (Stock)
I found out that HWMonitor gives false readings on some motherboards. Which explains AUXTIN, CPUTIN, TZ00, TZ01. I'd still like to know why vcore isn't setting properly. And if 71C is too hot for TMPIN3 while running prime95
I don't know what's wrong with my temperatures but clearly something is wrong. I overclocked my Intel Core i7 2600k processor to 4.3GHz because when I bought my PC it had only 3.8GHz stock settings and It has liquid cooling. I seem to get stable temperatures and correct readings for the processor while running prime95 for a couple hours and they are stable. (I make sure it doesn't exceed 75C)
However, TZ00, TZ01, CPUTIN, AUXTIN are all messed up while running prime95. Apparently TZ00 and TZ01 are always @ 82 F and 85 F while CPUTIN is between 84C-91C idle and while running prime95 it goes all the way down to 13C? How is that even possible to be running @ 194F while idle and 54F under full load? Also, AUXTIN seems to stay @ 61-66C idle and while running prime95 this also decreases to 54C
Here are the temperatures after running prime95 for a couple minutes:
Here are the temperatures when my PC is idle:
TMPIN3 seems to be a correct reading. The temp stops at 70-71C which seems pretty hot to me but I'm no expert.
Why is it doing this? Also, why does my motherboard ignore my vcore setting for the voltage and pick its own? Say I put 1.35v for vcore voltage while running prime95 it'll say 1.304v and drop to 1.28v later in the testing stage until the system fails because it ignores my vcore setting
Motherboard: Asus P8Z68-V LE
RAM: 16GB 1600Mhz
Processor: Intel Core i7 2600k 3.4GHz -> 3.8GHz (Stock)
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