CPUID issues

[geis]

For some reason my CPUID program is telling me that all of my 955 cores are running at 0 Celsius off a stock cooler, and that's obviously not right because i know they are probably not freezing off a stock cooler lol.
Does anyone know why?

 

[henydiah]

Yeach many core temp reading wrong , but cpu temp still active, Your Acc / Acc in had issued about reading, try disabled/enabled/auto , maybe can make different also install other soft temperature like hwmonitor, coretemp, speed fan.
Also can try update bios for fix this bug

 

[ferny111]

Was it reading it correctly before?

 

[geekapproved]

Are we talking about CPUID HW monitor?

Strange, I only recommend that program, never had that issue before.

 

[geis]

Are we talking about CPUID HW monitor?

Strange, I only recommend that program, never had that issue before.

Yes, it is. I just got my new gaming rig running, downloaded it, and it shows core's 0,1,2, and 3 all at 0 celsius.

 

[ferny111]

Well, since it is the first time you're running it, it may be possible that the core temps are being displayed on differently labeled diodes. For example, I run a Pentium D 2.8Ghz dual core processor (overclocked to 3.4 Ghz), the processor temps on the diode are incorrect, both reading 0 degrees, this is because my temps for the processor is located under the diode named remote and temp 1.

 

[geis]

Well, since it is the first time you're running it, it may be possible that the core temps are being displayed on differently labeled diodes. For example, I run a Pentium D 2.8Ghz dual core processor (overclocked to 3.4 Ghz), the processor temps on the diode are incorrect, both reading 0 degrees, this is because my temps for the processor is located under the diode named remote and temp 1.

hmmmmm well i look at those but i was just running amd overdrive and it wasn't even displaying active core temps, so i think there may be something wrong with my sensor.

 

[ferny111]

Could possibly be, check out forums to see if this issue is common, and also remember that not all processors have a diode attached to each core, especially older ones, though yours should have one on each since it's a Phenom ii :|

 

[geis]

nvm guys it turns out it was because my core unlocking feature was turned on my bios, and after researching online evidently this screws up the temp. sensors

 

[geis]

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