CPU-Z // Motherboard running HOT?

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Witzenman93

Witzenman93

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Idk what these values correspond to, can someone tell me? This is under the Board section of CPU-Z. (It says CPUZ as a variable under the board temps, I thought this would be under Processor temps) anyway

Hewlett-Packard 2255

CPUZ 42*C
EXTZ 85*C??
LOCZ 85*??
BATZ 28*C
PCHZ 84*C
PCH 0*C
 
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bgunner
Then this is laptop as the 947 rPGA is a mobile socket and this would help explain the odd readings you are receiving. Still the fact remains that CPU-Z is not a good temp monitoring program. Laptops also have a tendency to run hot so when using it try not to cover the intake vent and exhaust vent.
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bgunner

bgunner

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what version of CPU-Z are you using? the newest version 1.78.1 does not show temps for me at all this is why I ask.

I would use a different program to monitor temps other than CPU-Z, like HWmonitor or Open Hardware monitor. These should have no issues monitoring your temps properly considering your Motherboard seems to be an AM2 socket.
 
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bgunner

bgunner

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Then this is laptop as the 947 rPGA is a mobile socket and this would help explain the odd readings you are receiving. Still the fact remains that CPU-Z is not a good temp monitoring program. Laptops also have a tendency to run hot so when using it try not to cover the intake vent and exhaust vent.
 
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