Help! My Mobo heat high?

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I was hoping someone could help me figure out my problem. I have an i7-3770k, cooled with the Corsair H100i AIO.

Corsair Link shows the following:

Intel DZ77GA-70k
Temp #1 - 27.8C
Temp #2 - 29.8C
Temp #3 - 35.0C
Temp #4 - 37.5C
Temp #5 - 43.5C
Temp #6 - 34.0C
Temp #7 - 75.0C
Temp #8 - 127.0C
Fan - ~2100-2400RPM
VCPU - ~0.85 - 1.16

My GPU and CPU core temps are running completely fine. But I'm having fan speed issues and I've been trying to figure out what is causing it. Does anyone know how I can figure out what Temp #7 and Temp #8 is and how I can isolate and figure out what would cause it? New paste on CPU?
 
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Roryiscool


Speedfan is much better than Corsair Link. Those temps seem fine, Speedfan also likes to think...
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Yes they change over time, fluctuates between Temp #7 - 75.0C - 95.0C and Temp #8 - 120C - 140C

I downloaded SpeedFan and have the temperatures of:
"GPU 31C, System 30C, CPU 32C, AUX 50C SMIOVT4 44C, SMIOVT5 0C, SMIOVT6 24C HD0 34C and HD 1 27C"

Even with these seamingly low temperatures on Speedfan, still receiving the fire symbol? And nothing is indicating temp #7 and #8 as it did in Corsair link. What else can I check?
 
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Speedfan is much better than Corsair Link. Those temps seem fine, Speedfan also likes to think anything above 50c is hot. What you need to do is run a benchmark software, to see what those temps are under load.

Aida64 is perfect.
https://www.aida64.com/downloads

Remember to keep speedfan open to monitor those temps, then get back to me.
 
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