This is likely an error with the program but HWMonitor had shown that four of my fans: SYSFANIN, CPUFANIN, AUXFANIN0, and AUXFANIN1 were all running at 36,494 RPM. After restarting my computer, that fans appear to be more stable. I was just wondering if any one is experiencing this to confirm my suspicions.
Abnormal Fan Readings on HWMonitor?
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- Dec 26, 2012
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HWMonitor is an ancient program, written by a long-gone crazy old fool, who wrote it to cover the 'then' motherboards that contained all sorts of stuff like Northbridge and Southbridge chipsets, half of which are no longer used as they are integrated into the cpu, and the other half are in different spots as motherboards have evolved and made layout changes. Its totally unreliable and half the time unreadable.
If you want more reliable software, use CoreTemp, RealTemp, HWinfo, or Speccy, all of which are proven and free.
If you want more reliable software, use CoreTemp, RealTemp, HWinfo, or Speccy, all of which are proven and free.
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