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Lone_Ranger

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Ok, I would like to know which one is the most reliable and most accurate software for reading cpu temperature, because:
Bios says 60 celsius idle
Hwmonitor 48-50 idle- 75-90 full load
Easy tune 21 idle - 45-55 full load
And my cpu fan (deep cool ice edge mini fs) runs at 2.5k rpm all the time, 300 rpm more than specified, I used stock cooler before 2.5k min rpm, and the highest I've seen it running was 5.5k rpm.
Any suggestion, about reading correct temperatures?
 
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pbm86

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BIOS and Easy tune should show the correct temperature. BIOS is high because in BIOS the CPU is running always running at 3.8 GHz. I own the same CPU on a Gigabyte motherboard and Hwmonitor shows wrong temps. Your CPU cooler doesn't seem to be very good but it is better than the stock cooler.
 
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Lone_Ranger

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If this is true, that is way too high ( bios 60c ), should I maybe get better cpu fan?
And btw, my pc case is Thermaltake Commander MS-I USB 3.0, other components runing fine temperatures, hdd 25-30c, gpu 32-58c.
 
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First - blow out your case with compressed air to get rid of any dust build up. Boost your cpu fan speed. Get rid of any cpu overclock.

On a hot day you should get 40C max on idle and 60C max gaming.

If still no good, then re-seat your cpu cooler.

If still no good, get a better cooler.
 
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Just yesterday, I did detailed cleaning, all components and pc case too.
Fans re-seated, not much of a change really. But if I put my hand inside the case or above, I feel cold fresh air, even while gaming.

 
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I am using 760K with a stock cooler and it reaches over 70 C when I am stress testing. It's perfectly stable just a little bit loud. Cooler Master 212 EVO is a great cooler but it won't fit in any PC case. An alternative is maybe the CM Hyper TX3 EVO.
 
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Sorry for the delay, power went out for more than 24 hours, grrrrrrrrr!!!! :)
CM Hyper TX3 EVO and Noctua seems like a good solution, but sadly Cm tx3 is not available yet in my country, and Noctua NH-L9a is on sale for 38 euros.
And just one more thing, what do you think about ''coolermaster seidon-120v'', its on sale for 50 euros, is it worth a money ?
 
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