Are these temps decent for a 3,6 OC , Temps at idle

[jerry6]

22c , AMD 1090t , core temps look okay , not sure of others . All cores pegged @100% running WCG b o i n c this was after 4 hours

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[steddora]

That's not bad. I'm not sure on the 1090t exactly, but those temperatures look pretty decent to be honest. I don't prefer to ever hit 70C with any processor and it looks lik you're well below that!

 

[jerry6]

Strange core temp gives a reading of 48c , which is accurate cire temp or hardwaremonitor ? 62 C is recommended max temp for AMD1090

 

[steddora]

I couldn't tell you for the life of me with your board. It seems every motherboard is different with different applications. Like my P67 Extrem6 loves CPUID Hardware Monitor but Real Temp seems to have an odd issue of reading about 10C lower. I compare applications at idle temps with what my Bios sitting for 10 minutes says. The closer to the BIOS temp, usually the more accurate.

 

[blackdevilmt]

Idle isn't important all that matters is load.

EDIT:Yes they are good for an AMD platform.

 

[jerry6]

I;m confused as to which temp is the cpu ? Is it TMPN0 ,TMPN1 orTMPN2 ? The core temps are fine , just that 62c at TMPN1 bothers me , it has gone higher at times , if it is cpu and cores are at 53 should i worry ?
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[steddora]

Idle isn't important all that matters is load.

EDIT:Yes they are good for an AMD platform.

comparing idle temperatures in the software and BIOS can give you a good idea of what applications are reading your sensors correctly. The ASRock eXtreme Tuner reads my idle temperatures almost perfect where some programs read higher or lower regarding the same idle temperatures. That's all I meant by that. You can't really "load" the processor from the bios, so there's no way to compare it that way.


I wouldn't worry about those temperatures. Maybe looking into your boards sensors can help with that. With CPUID I actually have a reading that matches one of my hard drives that reads in the system/mobo list of sensors. Why I don't have a clue LOL