845PE Max.Does this board have high temp issues?

Hi.
Does it?Because i bought the 845PE Max2 but im getting high temps and it hangs on me.
Wich is best of them.I dont want another high temp mainboard,hehe.

Can you tell me more about your hang? I too am
experiencing a hang, as well as high temp readings
unfortunately. I have done low-level testing of my
RAM with no report of errors. In addition, I have
also run 3DMark2001 and it hangs when I run the demo
that has audio, however I did not get a hang when
running the non-audio benchmark.
Since another board for you did the trick, I am
wondering if I should go the same route.
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