Temperature discrepancy MSI 785GM-E65

Hi Everyone. I would like to see if someone can help me with this issue. In my new system when reading temperatures the temp from the motherboard reading is always around 15C degrees higher than the reading that I get from the AMD cores. For instance when using AMD Overdrive to run the stability test, I go to check the temperatures and TMPIN0 (CPU Reading from the motherboard) gets to a maximum of 63C degrees (This is with AMD Stock Cooler) However the core temperatures reaches a maximum of 51C degrees (Both are still under specifications) But I wonder which reading is more accurate. Has anyone experienced this discrepancy between these 2 parameters? Thanks again in advance!

Hi Guys the TMPIN0 reading is actually the reading from the Motherboard that you can get in the BIOS. SO basically the motherboard has 2 temperature readings in the BIOS CPU Temp (This is then reflected as TMPIN0 in the reading within windows) and System Temp (This is reflected as TMPIN1 within windows) The problem is that the core temperature reading from the AMD CPU is lower that the TMPIN0 reading and almost 15C degree lower. The TMPIN0 reading is the one that controls the smart fan function, so if this one goes up the CPU cooler spin faster. I have tried Everest but basically the temperatures are the same (because I think they just get the info from the chip in the motherboard) I guess my question is which reading is more accurate? The CPU reading from the motherboard or what the processor cores are reporting? Thanks again!!

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