Well, "CPU 0" is probably not correct, as 20 celsius is equivalent to 68 degrees farenheit, which is probably colder than the room you're in, let alone the ambient temperature inside the computer tower. CPU Package might be right, but I would try another temperature monitoring program like HWmonitor, see if they agree.
Well, "CPU 0" is probably not correct, as 20 celsius is equivalent to 68 degrees farenheit, which is probably colder than the room you're in, let alone the ambient temperature inside the computer tower. CPU Package might be right, but I would try another temperature monitoring program like HWmonitor, see if they agree.
HWmonitor I have read recently has a compatibility issue with this CPU. It was driving me nuts because it shows CPU package 0 only. Package 0 has very high spikes which does not make sense to me because I checked the CPU and it was cool to the touch. I used easytune and the temps idled around 28c, but now I see all this, and I just want to make sense of it all.
Well, at least based on that screenshot of that program you're using, I don't think any of them are right, they all seem to be too cold or too hot. I assume the system is running normally?
Third party softwares like Hwmonitor and else don't work correctly with AMD APUs. They always show more then existing. Best way to monitor APUs temp is AMD overdrive. It is available on official AMD website. I should gives thermal margin. It counts down not up. Thermal margin means temps remain to overheat. If thermal margin goes to 0°c means you have on the line of overheat and must shut down your pc to cool. That's the way it works.
Third party softwares like Hwmonitor and else don't work correctly with AMD APUs. They always show more then existing. Best way to monitor APUs temp is AMD overdrive. It is available on official AMD website. I should gives thermal margin. It counts down not up. Thermal margin means temps remain to overheat. If thermal margin goes to 0°c means you have on the line of overheat and must shut down your pc to cool. That's the way it works.
Thanks for explaining that to me. I will try AMD overdrive.
Third party softwares like Hwmonitor and else don't work correctly with AMD APUs. They always show more then existing. Best way to monitor APUs temp is AMD overdrive. It is available on official AMD website. I should gives thermal margin. It counts down not up. Thermal margin means temps remain to overheat. If thermal margin goes to 0°c means you have on the line of overheat and must shut down your pc to cool. That's the way it works.
OK I just tried it, and I get what your saying. Under load the temp went down. Why on earth do they do this? It has been confusing the hell out of me. So how do you figure what the real temp is?
Well, at least based on that screenshot of that program you're using, I don't think any of them are right, they all seem to be too cold or too hot. I assume the system is running normally?