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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: geopyth on August 14, 2015, 05:17:17 pm
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Hi i have HWMonitor and everything seems fine apart from TMPIN2 which got max +112c and sometimes turns negative. What is that temperature? I have CPU INTEL CORE I5-4590, of course it's not overclock and at full load works at ~53C
is this temp above real? i read about vrm and nb what is it? I've never overclocked, my ddr3 is by default 1.35V g.skil aegis 1600mhz. Nvidia 960 at full load goes to 64c.
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Check the two yellow heat sinks on the board if one is getting really hot than that might be the problem. The TMPIN2 is more likely a bridge chipset.
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check them and they seem ok. HWmonitor seems to get fake or false temps from PC.
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If everything is running OK I wouldn't worry about. If the CPU temps are OK and the two heat sinks are OK you should be fine. I never run any of that stuff. Some times running that kind of software can drive you nuts.
I had some body that would run that kind of software and he would be calling me all the time. Saying about this and that. I would ask him is the computer running OK? Is it playing all your games OK? He would say everything seams fine. I would say then Jeff don't worry about it. ;)