990XA-GD55 Msi Control Center Tempº Problem.

Hi everyone, I've got a problem since I bought my motherboard 990XA-GD55 after I installed the Msi Control Center, I thought my cpu tempº was really low but after I installed some other programs that allow me to monitor the cpu tempº, it was diferent, exactly -10º .... I'm confused and I don't know which one I should trust, but I would root against Msi CC, check this Screenshot and tell me your opinions or solutions if you can!! Thanks for reading my post and I'll be waiting for your answers!

Download HWiNFO and see what you get. It seems to be the best monitoring software. http://www.hwinfo.com/download.php

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I had similar problems. I resolved them removing all pci cards and battery also. Turn pc on without any cards on pci slots until windows boots.
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Quote from: Bernhard on 18-October-12, 14:39:08
Intel absolute max is 100C, but for 24/7 continuous temps 70 to 80C under full load is a sensible.
My personal comfort zone is around 70C. I use Prime95 to see where the temps top out. As long as that is 80 or below, I am happy, as I know that no program that I use stresses the CPU 100% all the time.
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From my experience, CC has worked pretty good.
But there are two issues. One is simple; each time you start windows, you have to start CC and apply the overclock.
The second is more complicated. When the CPU was under load and presumably reached a certain temp, CC would nerf the multiplier (from what ever it was to 7x).
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But, the unstable performance and constant need to apply the profile became unbearable.
I considered selling it and moving to a competitor. But that was to much of a hassle. So I didn't.
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Quote from: Beavise on 18-April-15, 12:46:23
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How can i flash to latest one when it is the latest one i have version bios reported as E7752IMS V 2.12
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I have not used control, center in a while thought i would open it up and now i get this Please replace ME version, i have uninstalled intel management engine and re d-loaded it and reinstalled it from my msi driver page, nothing works please help.
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install reinstall ME drivers from MSI web for your board:
http://download.msi.com/dvr_exe/intel_me81_win78_xp.zip
you said that you already done this..
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and are you using control center 2.5.060
from msi web for your board?: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/Z77AG45.html#down-utility&Win8.1 64
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Use this version:
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Many problems with MSI Control Center

have a lot MSI mobo
I still P45 & P45 Diamond Memory lover.
the problem of their old dual core center was that sometimes bug "debug assertion failed" came ..
but now I have 5 mobo 1155:
msi Z77
msi b75
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msi H67
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in all of these motherboards, the start of the OS, the latest version of control center never keeps the settings that I have saved as a "default"!
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the z68 instead only stores the value of the cpu fan
the H67 does not store anything ..
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indicted versions of MSI CC are those where the adjustment of the fans is not only numeric, but also with the graph ..
I seem to recall that older versions of CC II without the graphics did not have so many problems in the management of the fans (but I'm not sure about this)
I do not know if I'm wrong something in the settings of the BIOS, or the software itself!
and I wonder if the ControlCenter has a bug so big, that users do not make a mass protest to the manufacturer directly!
I hope you can help me positively.
I am very disappointed with this software MSI, I would be a little desire to leave my beloved brand ...
thanks
max
p.s. I can understand for the "old" h61/h61, but it is absurd that the Z77 motherboards & b75 does not have control of all the connectors on the PCB Tachometer & PWM ... not to mention the z68 should be the most valuable of all
(as opposed to other manufacturers that optimize much better implementation "fan control")

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 05-March-13, 12:39:59
You have been around here long enough to know this is a user to user community and can't do anything about BIOS or S/W problems.
With 16 MSI machines here in the hobby/test room, not one has CC or LU5 on them. For machines I want to control any fans on, I simply install an aftermarket fan controller to do the job. You might try the SpeedFan utility. That seems to be popular.
Talk of jumping brands falls on deaf ears here, and is your choice because of unhappiness with optional S/W.
yes, I have been long enough, but the forums are also used to find solutions ..
maybe some user could answer to me better than you, do not you think?
and this forum is not managed directly by MSI lately?
use a fan controller is not a solution to the problem!
you can not really think that just because you use the external controller.
if MSI creates software with the same problem on all chipsets,
then MSI should fix this software!
otherwise does not produce even, which is less disappointment around.
for my opinion then check the BIOS is much better than using anti-aesthetic Rheobus ..
optional S / W is part of the motherboard itself, while SpeedFan is a third-party utility ... the situation is the same..
I will open a ticket, but it is absurd that MSI does not realize that their own software has this great Bug ..
you say you can not be faulted, and instead I think yes.
especially if you love MSI.
I with 7 Mobo MSI + 6 VGA MSI I can say I devoted customer, and always recommendMSI products to all around..
all software MSI are good, afterburned, video genie, fast boot, and also the ControlCenter II for the management of the cpu and ram is good software!
my anger is that there is only this damn small bug in the software fan control, and I do not understand that the manufacturer and users (inside and outside the forum) do nothing to have a solution!
Quote from: Bernhard on 05-March-13, 14:59:12
Why this sudden realisation that you are missing something on all the MSI boards that you acquired over the years.
Did you ever inform MSI about this at the time that you purchased each and every board ?
the reason is my laziness to contact customer support (and laziness to write here) that I missed until now.
is because with P45 diamond7memory lover Customer Support could not solve the problem.
and because H67 & h61 htpc that are in use a short time
and because z68 erain bench test that used very little time (due to living with my girlfriend) and I have to resell soon.
but now that I have just arrived Z77 & B75 I want to solve this problem.
and if I decided now-finally-maybe I had more important things to do, but now I realized that it is not possible that all boards have bad dialogue with MSI ControlCenter!

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By saying memory controller, it's about CPU or mainboard?
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MSI Control Center problem

Why Control Center doesn't display the values correctly?
First thing, when i start it it says that i need to replace the ME version, i have the latest Intel management engine components version installed
Second, why the it's set on x45, and on the button thingy starts with x35, instead of x45
And it shows no base block, needs to be 100Mhz
And the voltage set in BIOS is 1.21V and that button thingy starts with 1.225V
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