tempretures?

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  1. jyoung2

    jyoung2 Member

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    Ive been using PC Wizard 2005 to monitor my temperatures and speeds. And the tempretures and voltages are as follows:
    CPU Core - 1.65v
    VCore1 - 2.56v
    +3.3V Voltage - 1.38v
    +5V Voltage - 3.12v
    +12V Voltage - 6.39v
    Chassis Fan - 661rpm
    processor fan - 3443rpm
    Processor temp - 64c
    mainboard temp - 127c
    Power/Aux temp - 47c
    WDC 160Gb temp - 47c
    Maxtore 40Gb temp - 40c

    the mainboard temp seems really high to me! is this a true reading it seems to hot to be true. My system is stable its only got one small over clock xp2800 -> xp3000. Whats wrong with the 127c temp?
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    also check your hardware monitor in the bios to see what your temps is because what you posted is totally wrong as the mainboard temp is above the boiling point of water
     
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    server screw up
     
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    slow server!!
     
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    Could it be that it's in Fahrenheit and not Celsius.
     
  7. jyoung2

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    definately celsius, but I have a feeling that it is wrong, other software doesnt detect a sensor on the mainboard. and gives no reading for it at all.
     
  8. skidme

    skidme Guest

    LOL Imagine touching that mainboard....you wouldn't be getting that hand bac :)
     
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    There is no way that you could be posting, on the same computer, if those temps were correct. The mainboard temp, alone, would make your computer a pile of goop.
     

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