Motherboard temperature help
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Hello,
i was checking my system temperatures this morning and was stunned to see that AIDA 64 said my motherboard was running at 65 degrees (c)
i instantly turned the computer and loaded up BIOS (taking 5-10 seconds) and BIOS said the motherboard was only 39 degree C.
Surely a motherboard cant cool down nearly 30 degrees in 10 seconds right?
another thing is my CPU was only at 40 degrees while my motherboard was at 65, again surely that cant be right?
picture of temps : http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5652/tempsn.png
i was checking my system temperatures this morning and was stunned to see that AIDA 64 said my motherboard was running at 65 degrees (c)
i instantly turned the computer and loaded up BIOS (taking 5-10 seconds) and BIOS said the motherboard was only 39 degree C.
Surely a motherboard cant cool down nearly 30 degrees in 10 seconds right?
another thing is my CPU was only at 40 degrees while my motherboard was at 65, again surely that cant be right?
picture of temps : http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5652/tempsn.png
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Any of those temps and theories are a possibility. My preference is AIDA64 Extreme and just for another check try HW Monitor - http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html My assumption is restrictive case cooling or heavy loads on the chipset.
Q - What are your components? (MOBO, CPU, Case, HSF, number of drives)
Any of those temps and theories are a possibility. My preference is AIDA64 Extreme and just for another check try HW Monitor - http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html My assumption is restrictive case cooling or heavy loads on the chipset.
Q - What are your components? (MOBO, CPU, Case, HSF, number of drives)
jaquith said:
Welcome to Tom's Form! Any of those temps and theories are a possibility. My preference is AIDA64 Extreme and just for another check try HW Monitor - http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html My assumption is restrictive case cooling or heavy loads on the chipset.
Q - What are your components? (MOBO, CPU, Case, HSF, number of drives)
Motherboard: ASUS p8h61-mx
Cpu: Intel core I3 2120k
Case: i'm not actually sure, was off a friend.
HSF: stock heatsink
HDD: 1tb seagate barracuda 7200rpm
RAM: 8gb crucial ballistix sport
GPU: evga geforce gtx 560 ti DS
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jaquith said:
Try removing the case's side panel and make sure you don't have a ton of dust or blockage to the MOBO's chipset. Then test again with the side panel off. Let me know the temps.
The big blue ASUS square:
http://www.asus.com/websites/Global/products/aIs6yWKQEf4TErAt/mLylswOqxJlBLt67_500.jpg
Some of the GPU is covering the square, however I have tested temperatures with the card removed and there is no difference so i don't think it can be that. Motherboard temperatures remain very similar as above without the side panel on.
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