Which is the right temps?

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mouse24

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Did I stutter? I said to monitor load temps in software. Idle temps don't mean anything. As far as I am concerned right now the bios is right and whatever software you are using is wrong. Using multiple different software ought to prove which one to follow.
 
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Antaredja Kartasasmita

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Oh yes, okay, didn't pay attention, Trying to download HWmonitor right now, can't find temp sensors in Cpu-z
 
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Antaredja Kartasasmita

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Hmm... Then how it's 45 C' on Idle while the fanse are raging extremely loud? (Enermax ETS T40 Tb, using dual fans)
And it's not even overclocked
 
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mouse24

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55c at idle + loud fans, I think you should reapply your thermal paste. What are your mobo socket temps? I wouldn't be able to tell you where you would find that as I tihnk its different on each mobo. For example mine is called TMPIN0 according to hwmonitor. It should be within 5-15 degrees of your cpu temp.

About the bios, it should be getting its info from the proc via DTS and should have other sensors for socket/nb/sb/etc. I mean DTS isn't a new tech, its been around since C2D IIRC,
 
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Antaredja Kartasasmita

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The fans are loud at the BIOS screening, but runs normal on idle, is it that bad? oh yes, it's HDT, so I applied a bit more paste
 
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