Another Odd CPU Temp Reading

My CPU temp shows 66C-77C in the BIOS and also on every temp program I have tried, and I mean them All. When I take a temp reading with my VOM it shows a cushy 38C at the CPU and HS and feels very cool to the touch. I have not heard any problems with the clawhammer core..what gives???

Took It all Apart once again and triple checked everything. It has to be a BIOS related problem on the KT8M-ILSR Mobo. Cannot figure out what else it can be.

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Msi Z68 GD80 (G3) strange Cpu Temp.reading

Hello all,this is my first post here.
I just purchased an Msi Z68 GD80(G3) and I think I have strange cpu temp. reading as seen in the Hw monitor.My i5 2500k idle/load CPU temp. is equal or higher than core temps which is strange for an intel cpu,as an intel user for years I believe it should be 10-12C lower than core temps.(my previous mobo was giga p67 ud5 and never had this issue).Double checked my cpu cooler-spire thermax 2-no problems.Updated to last bios-no change-Any recommendations/solutions welcomed here.
Rest of my system as follows:
Asus gtx560
4*2 gb gskill ddr3 ram
1tb samsung hd
high power 650w power supply

Have you checked what the CPU temp shows in BIOS just after start up ? How does that compare with the HW temp.
HW Monitor's temp interpretation may just not be calibrated for the specific Fintek chip used on your MB. Maybe you want to check with the HW monitor home site as well.
How do the temps compare with whats read/displayed in Speedfan, Real Temp or Core Temp ?
If they are all similar, then it could just be a badly calibrated sensor on the board as well.
Do some comparative testing and see if there are any differences at all.
Also check with MSI technical to see if they are aware of a general tendency with regards to this, or whether a BIOS revision may have addressed such an issue. >>How to contact MSI.<<
Just recheck your heatsink seating again and maybe even reseat the CPU and do a full socket pin inspection at the same time.

Good news for Winchester users and CPU temp. reading after S3 suspend

Bios 3.95 seems to solve all my previous problem with CPU temperature readings after S3 suspend state.
Now the temperatures are after S3 the same as before (15 degree C lower). So Speedfan's control of fans is more precise now. My CPU fan is stopped all the time, in case of warning temperature 50 deg.C, all fans go on 100% (including CPU). With this BIOS I am for the first time fully satisfied with this board.
Cool'n'Quiet is working and S3 as well. I haven't noticed any problem yet.

Quote from: rocka on 27-December-05, 00:56:39
yo wabrooke, it's amazing u managed to swap out the bios chip from the HP computer set, I got mine same as well. Is that a tedious job? Can give me some guidelines to do it as well? if not, i guess i'm going to change back to dfi soon.
no, very simple. Just turn off your system, unplug the machine, use a paperclip or something similiar, pry the bios chip upwards and pull out (make note of which way the notch is facing), insert the replacement chip, viola! Now you have pretty much the MSI oem board. I think I've heard some boards are red or something (the MSI boxed boards), unless that was an older revision, but other than that, everything else is the same. The only main thing is, if you switch out the bios chips, you can no longer run the disc image to restore the hard drive, which isn't a biggie to me, since I purchased an OEM copy of Windows XP MCE, and I also have and run Windows XP Pro.

PowerMac G5 DP CPU temps?

Hello all,
I am curious to get some feedback in regards to CPU temperature of the PowerMac G5s out there and whether or not I have an issue with my machine and should take it in to the Apple Store.
I have my processor performance set to 'Highest' to minimize the fans going into overdrive (aka 'takeoff mode!").
At idle, my CPU temps read:
CPU A: 57.2/135.0 (ºC/ºF)
CPU B: 69.6/156.2 (ºC/ºF)
However, if I start taxing the system they jump up considerably, and there is an even greater gap between CPU B's temp over CPU A.
These are the extremes I have gotten when running the processors at 100%:
CPU A: 64.4/148.0 (ºC/ºF)
CPU B: 88.7/191.7 (ºC/ºF)
As you see, it jumped from 12ºC warmer up to 24ºC. Is this a serious issue to worry about? I have cleaned out the case and checked for any coolant leaks of which there are none visible. From other research online, it seems normal for the temps to be off +/-5ºC, usually with A being warmer than B.
Would a Thermal Re-calibration at the Genius Bar help things? I would just like to check others experiences and see if this is something I should pay closer attention to and in more detail.

Thank you for the links. It does seem like it's going to run a minimum of $800 just for the processor anywhere I look. What worries me about that is still having the liquid cooled system and the many issues I have be reading about lately with them.
As a designer, actually I have had LCD monitors for over 4 years now at every job I have had. I also use an LCD at home. I actually prefer them. I know there are color differences, but they have come such a long way that I'd hate to go back to a CRT again, so big and bulky. Again, this is just my personal preference.
I do love my PowerMac which why I am disappointed with the issues I've had with it. Not little issues either, the most expensive issues. Plus, with the new OS Snow Leopard possibly dropping the PowerPC line, I'd rather be looking ahead versus treading water with another used PowerMac, even if I could save and reuse all the extras I've put into it.
The more research I do, the more I am leaning towards the iMac 3.06GHz model and max it out to 4GB with aftermarket RAM. As long as I can get 1-2 working years out of it, I can then hand it down to my wife and then make another serious investment into a new MacPro.
I know you can't expand the iMac, other than adding more RAM, possibly putting in a larger HD. Although I have a 160GB in my G5 that I use maybe half of. I also have a LaCie 250GB external where I store most all of my things, so a 500GB internal on the iMac would be plenty for me right now.
As she is a very basic user (internet, music, word processing, etc.) she would still have plenty of computer after it being only 2 years old. She uses my 6 year old Ti PowerBook G4 now and it suits her just fine. (+mini rant here+...how is it my laptop which has traveled many miles has lasted twice as long as my more expensive chained to a desk in a controlled environment machine!?)
As she is finishing school working on her RN degree, I think the iMac is the best case scenario for now (very limited budget) and then when we can save up the extra cash, I'll just get a whole new system. Plus I'll be able to use her to get a student discount and save a few bucks and get a free iPod touch!
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K9n2 bios reading my cpu temps all wrong

K9n2 bios reading my cpu temps all wrong well actuly it not reading them at all my cpu AMD x2 5200 is said to be ideling at 26c but when i run a stress testor it stay at 26c so no change what so ever between load anf idle temps.
my cou core temps are wrong any way and all wasy have been core 0 idle at -2c and core 1 -22c but they have goe up to core 1 26c and core 2 8c load so its obviously geting hotter but the motherboard isant repoting that it is :/ i have used manny difforent programs and all came back with 26-27c for the cpu no mater what i do i have bios 3.3.
this never haped on my old ABIT kn9 sli it allways stated the corect cpu heat
ohh and also speed fan carnt recogise the cpu it just says temp 1,2,3 for the motherboard where as befor it was cpu,core,chip and so on (that was with old board)
any sugestions
sorry for spelling im dyslexic

well my cpu is back in my old motherboard with no problems at all no hard crashes and with the same ram timings the proper ram volts 2.1(msi board couldent handle 2.1v for ram) and the board only reports 26c no other temp used all temp programs and non of them changed when fully stresed only core temp showed any temp change but cart go buy that because my cores are so far off now on my old bard the temps go up and down like they should.
i did clear the CMOS whith all unpluged
all were at stock but ram voltage went to 1.8v so upped it to 2.1v (manual recomended) (wouldent start)
at stock if i restarted pc for somthing like an update it wouldent post unless it was un pluged at pluged back in (at stock)
and i have had no such problems with my old ASROCK board or my board im on now a ABIT kn9 570a sli
ohh and the board came warped but the rear ports
any way decided to go over to intel so got a EVGA board now and using a old p4 extream
sorry to sound pissed of but 2 boards that were useless (each was from difforent Etailor)
and windows was a fresh instal

Won't read CPU temp

I am building a Media Center machine from some new bits and some old. I chose an MSI K7N2 Delta 2 LSR board as it supported my redundant Athlon CPU, a fanless north bridge, serial and parallel hard drives and on board sound. It looked ideal particularly as I am very happy with the MSI board on my main machine.
Put it all together and fired up into BIOS. All looked OK till I looked at the PC Health bit. CPU temperature given as 125 C/ 1 F. Returned the board to the supplier (Scan) who found the board faulty (it would not even boot up) and replaced it. New board gave exactly the same. CPU temp 125 C/ 1 F. The system temp looks OK at 20 C. Phoned Scan who said it was a mystery. Offered to replace it again.
What do I do? If I go for an identical replacement will I get the same again? Have I missed something and my system is causing this error and not the board? Do I go for something else and if so what?
Thanks

Hi responders,
A little more background might help. I started this Media Centre with a redundant Abit KT7 board. I then installed Windows XP Media Center. It worked reasonably well but was a little unstable. This was the reason it was redundant, I had replaced it on my my main machine with the MSI KTN2 Delta ISLR which turned out to be excellent. I then replaced this Abit board on my media Centre with an MSI K&N2 Delta 2 LSR and had to do a Windows repair. I should have done a clean install. Anyway it worked up to a point. With this first MSI K7N2 Delta 2 LSR motherboard I got a CPU temperature of 125 C/ 1 F in the BIOS. Carried on into Windows XP and came up with a CPU temperature of -127 C in CoreCell. This motherboard returned and found to be faulty and replaced. Installed this replacement MSI K7N2 Delta2 LSR and it came up with identical results.
Re enginerr 2001. Both motherboards boot OK. Yes I ma afraid, but don't believe, the CPU temperature is too high. The processor is correctly identified. I did not use the same heatsink thermal paste. Cleaned and used a little Akasa thermal paste.
Re Wananoby. see my signatures which I have updated with more detail.
Re Doctor Stu. I agree the temperature reading, either or both +125 C or 1 F, are incorrect. Incidently CoreCell gives the CPU as -127 C !!!
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Re Fredrik Asenius. I must admit I'm not sure where to look for this. When I boot up I get
Phoenix Award BIOS v6.00PG
W 6570NMS v11.4 081604 13:34:12
I'd be interested to know what is what.
My next step
Do I
1. Ignore ithe CPU temperature and do a clean reinstall of Windows.
2. Ask for a replacement motherboard, probably from the same batch.
3. Ask for my money back and go for something else? If so what?
Thanks again

Z97 Gaming 7 Not Reading CPU Temps

I have had the Z97 Gaming 7 installed since July/2014 and had no issues. Today when I booted up I noticed that the debug LED was not displaying the CPU temp just "00". In the bios it also does not display the CPU temp but the system temp is displayed. In AIDA64 the CPU temp is stuck at 40c but it shows all the single core temps correctly.
I have removed the boards battery, cleared the CMOS and updated the BIOS to 1.80. Still showing "00" when booted up and no CPU temps in the BIOS. Can't understand whats going on here, could it be a dead sensor on the board? Some help would be appreciated.
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Just another 875P temp reading question

Hi
I have a 875P neo Fisr rev 2 motherboard. MS6758 rev 2
CPU Intel Pentium 4 3.0Ghz HT prescot
1 GB Corsair PC4000 XMS memory 3-4-4-8
ATI All In Wonder 9800 video card
HD Maxtor 250 GB Sata
Enermax PSU 450W
No overclock
I had BIOS 3.1 . I got not very acurate CPU temperature readings even using speedfan. 42C idle and 57C load
I flashed to Bios 3.6 but now is worst. Now I got 22C idle and 25C load.
How can CPU temp can be less than motherboard temp?
What can i do? is Bios 3.5 better than Bios 3.6?
Please, HELP !
Thanks a bunch
Isaac

Good to know but I think it's tooooo late
It's my first Prescot so I was not very sure about typ temps.
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Thank you very much for all your support
Isaac

Reading CPU Temp.

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Is there a way to access CPU temp from a Java app?

Not if you want to use pure java, and I would say that it's better to install an application such as motherboard monitor instead of adding the functionallity to your application.
Kaj

Z87-G43 Gaming - Random rebooting & strange CPU temps

Howdy.
Since building this system I've been having constant problems with system reboots. It seems completely random, but I've had a few this morning which is unusual (and I hope; unique!). It can be doing anything, or even nothing, for days and suddenly the power goes completely for a few seconds (I'm almost certain it isn't the power supply itself dropping, other things plugged into the same surge protector are still running).
When it returns windows log just shows Error 6008, with no other information. It happens infrequently enough for me to think I've cured it by doing something suddenly to get a surprise again. Things I've tried:
Re-installing OS (several times!).
Changing/stopping startup programs and services
Unplugging USB devices (for a while I honestly thought it was an iPhone cable! There seemed to be some correlation between it being plugged in and not plugged in. Not so).
Updating BIOS
Using Microsoft drivers instead of MSI supplied drivers (went back to MSI)
Using the Qualcomm Athero drivers for LAN instead of Killer
Monitoring CPU temps (see below!)
Tuning BIOS
etc, etc.
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Having said that, this morning has been a bit unusual, it has restarted more than ever (3 times I think, maybe more when I wasn't sat in front of it, I haven't checked the logs). The last time I fired up openhardwaremonitor and it reports something really odd, it says one core is running at nearly 125c and another is running at -35c . Speed fan is also showing these temps (but not Core temp, which shows them as being around 30c on each core). I totally understand that this is a misreading/bug, but it makes me wonder if the OS or motherboard is also misreading these temperatures and cutting the power supply?
I have found others with the same problem with the same motherboard (although to be fair, I was searching for the problem with the motherboard specified). Anybody else seeing these problems with this motherboard? Any suggestions?
Any help would be very much appreciated, and I thank you in advance.
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Main Board: Z87-G43 GAMING
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CPU COOLER: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO AMD Intel Processor Cooler
Raid Card: N/A
Sound Card: N/A
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: Mouse/Keyboard/monitor only ever present
OC: Nope
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Every other time (apart from today) it is instant, like a reset, this morning when it went off I honestly thought it had died, but it came back about 30 seconds later.
TBH; I'd rather it had died! I know it sounds like strange logic, but at least I could have tested individual components and found out exactly what was wrong and had it replaced while still fairly new.
Event Viewer is just full of: Error 6008 "The previous system shutdown at <time> on ‎<date> was unexpected" (logged when it comes back, nothing significant before the reboot).

How to reduce from 5º to 8ºC CPU Temp on your MSI K7N2 Delta!

I've installed this tweak last week and it is working very stable since then. It decreased my Idle CPU Temp from 42º to 36º and Overload from 54º to 48º:
Just go: http://forums.pcper.com/showindex.php?t=280137
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Thermaltake Volcano 9
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It seems that the link to the tweak is broken, I've found another one:
http://ftp://ftp.vector.co.jp/pack/win95/hardware/other/wpcre14.exe
This is what the article say:
Just tried it for the first time..It works GREAT
My idle temps are now 26c, down from 34c. That's 8C. I can have Winamp, IE and messenger running and CPU temps don't get by 29c. Once i fire up, SETI though...I get back my regular Load temps at 39c.
Some of you probably know about it, already....here's for thousand others that don't.
This tweak can drop your idle CPU temps down as much as 8c, maybe more...depending on your system.
First thing you need to do is download WPCRSET & WPCREDIT.
They're both in this zip.
- Extract to a directory.
- Run "INSTDD.EXE". Click Install. When done, you will be prompted for restart. Hit Yes! -
- Then go back to the folder with extracted files, and open "WPCREDIT.EXE"
- A ms-dos like window will pop-up. Move the blinking block (with arrow keys or your mouse pointer) until it says Offset 6F at the buttom. Now, click on the two digit number where it says "HEX", and change it to 1F (The Hex for Offset 6F would have previously been 9F, 8F or something else). Hit Set.
Your idle temps should now start falling.
You would have to do this hack/tweak everytime you rebooted your computer if it wasn't for WPCRSET.
- Go to directory and run "WPCRSET.EXE"
- Look at the top of the window: Enable select "Start" and make sure Device is on "enable"
- Then click Add. Enter 6F for the register, and 1F for the data
- Click Ok and you'll be prompted to restart.
Once, you rebooted, open WCREDIT again and see if the 6F register is still on 1F. If it is, then that's it..You're all done.
Here's a Screenie of how it should be:
This only brings your idle temps down, and not your full load temps
It should work for all nforce2s, and use at your own risk
Check your nf7-s for CPU Disconnect. Most other nforce2 motherboards do not have this feature in the bios...so this tweak might prove useful.
READ THE WHOLE THREAD BEFORE TRYING THIS!
If you run a Distributed Computing project...then obviously this would be of no use to you
Quote:
Originally posted by Abducted on 12-16-2003 at 03:43 PM
It activates the C1 (and maybe the C2) function Athlon XP CPU's support. Most mainboard brands have this feature as an option in the bios you can enable and disable. I just found out that EPoX doesn't have that feature. So what you're doing is just using a direct reg tweak to activate it. It's not like you're forcing anything, the Athlon XP chips are made to support this feature so it shouldn't do any damage.
When the CPU is idle the mainboard will send a command to the CPU that will cause a part of the CPU to be deactivated (and therefore not produce any heat). That's why this tweak only works on the idle temp and doesn't change anything on the load temp. Ofcourse as soon as the CPU power is needed the deactivated part will become active again, so it should have any influence on the performance of the CPU.
Strangely, my full load temp has decreased 6º C degrees too.

Bios reports 62 deg C cpu temp on XP2600/KT4A-V MB

Motherboard Monitor reports the same temp within a few degrees but the cpu doesn't seem very hot at all. This is happening on two similiar systems: same mb and cpu, 350W Antec power supply, 1 hard drive, 1 cd drive, and a 64mb GForce MX4000 AGP video card, 512mb memory.

1. HSF is installed correctly
2. I'm using a thin layer of Artic Silver.
3. One system has 2 sticks of Kingston 512mb and the other one has one stick of Micron 256mb.
But as I said in my original post, the cpus don't seem hot at all. I have another system with an MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR mb/XP3000. The CPU temp on the XP3000 is 46 deg C and it is noticeably warmer in that I can feel significantly hotter air coming off the CPU. So I'm wondering if MSI is reporting higher temp readings on the KT4A-V mbs because maybe the sensor is on the dioide and not the socket.

B3 bios reports cpu temp 10c higher than b5 bios on k7n2 plat

Dear list,
b3 bios reports cpu temp 10c higher than b5 bios on k7n2 plat after reading posts that b3 is more stable changed back to that so far so good, seems more stable its just that cpu temp was 45-50 c on b5 bios but on b3 in the bios is says 60 c and in core center it now says 40c but was 70c before I re booted very odd indeed, its stable but soemtimes doesn't shutdown have to turn off but thats probely a widnows probelm somewhere.
cheers
brummie
ps do I need to clear cmos when I have put new bios in or will it doit as part of the process ??

dear os navi,
yep
http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/volcano/rs/a1889.htm
I got this one with a heat duct on it. yes its all seated well and clean, just downloaded a corecenter update, cleared the cmos and started again. I am now getting 44 c for the temp now. What the bios says I dont know, could be that I hadnt cleared the bios that the temp was reading wrong.
cheers
brummie

P6N Sli Platinum front audio panel and CPU temp voltage issues

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I got my P6N Sli Platinum yesterday, build up my computer without any major issues. However I have noticed that my audio front panel does not work. It could not detect my microphone when i plug it into front auido panel, it works fine for the rear auido panel though.
Another issues is I highly doubt the accuracy of CPU temp sensor. Msi 's software monitor reports my CPU temp is around 19-20 degree, I know that's too good to be true even I am using a water cooling system. Btw my cpu is E6600. Anyone else has the similar issues?
The third, I notice my CPU voltage is bouncing between 1.1 to 1.24 in CPU-z. And the multiplier is changing from 6 to 9, frequency is changing from 1.6g to 2.4g. I only see this in CPU-z. Msi 's own software reports CPU running at 2.4g though. Is this cpuz issue or something else?
Finally, any tips to max the overclock potential of this board? I have overclocked to 3.1g but there are some crashes. Going higher the board just won't boot up. I read a review on anandtech.com says 1.22 bios is good for oc. Where can i download that? I only found 1.1 bios on official site.
Any reply will be appreciated.
Cheers

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Another issues is I highly doubt the accuracy of CPU temp sensor. Msi 's software monitor reports my CPU temp is around 19-20 degree, I know that's too good to be true even I am using a water cooling system. Btw my cpu is E6600. Anyone else has the similar issues?
C2D-CPUs have a digital internal sensor to monitor CPU Core temperatures. Have a look at those with Core Temp ( http://www.thecoolest.zerobrains.com/CoreTemp/ ). This Tool reads the temperature data directly from the register of your CPU. There is nothing wrong with the sensor. It is rather the MSI tool that does not read the data it provides correctly.
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The third, I notice my CPU voltage is bouncing between 1.1 to 1.24 in CPU-z. And the multiplier is changing from 6 to 9, frequency is changing from 1.6g to 2.4g. I only see this in CPU-z. Msi 's own software reports CPU running at 2.4g though. Is this cpuz issue or something else?
There is no issue. What CPU-Z allows you to see there is the C1E-feature of your CPU at work. When there is nothing to do your processor will automatically reduce Core Voltages and frequency to save power and keep temperatures down. As soon as the work load increases the multiplier is set back to x9 and core voltages increase dynamically. It is meant to be a good thing.
I have overclocked my system a little and I like that the C1E feature is still working at this speed setting CPU frequency to 2GHz and core voltage to 1.144v when my system is idle.
If you have problems with this feature you can turn it off in BIOS. The option is labeled as "C1E Support" and might be hidden somewhere. You may be able to hit "F4" to unhide it.
The MSI utilities are not the best tools to monitor your system. CPU-Z, Core Temp, Everest, Speedfan, Memset, Rightmark Memory Analyzer for example do a far better job.

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CPU temp spikes over 8degC are giving me problems. At idle it runs about 48degC with spikes up to 57degC and under load (running 3DMark03) at 55degC with spikes over 63degC according to the chart on SpeedFan. Case temps are about 32degC with very minor spikes of 1degC. SpeedFan is very close to Bios temps.
Wonkanoby suggested I reset the CPU which I have done prior to running 3DMark03, not too much thermal compound, looked good. Sensor is a Winbond W83627HF. I have added more case fans a while back: 1 front intake, 2 side intake(blowing on graphics card & CPU), 2 rear exhaust, plus the two that came with the PSU. The case fans total about 8W.
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Spikes are caused mostly by the regulators on the motherboard if the engineer didn't put in any kind of de-bounce circuitry when it was designed...I've seen this a lot in the past working in the business...it doesn't happen on all of the boards and could also be that some of the boards do it and some don't but there isn't much you can do to stabilize it really...it's a parametric flaw of eletronics...best you could do is return that one for another one and cross your fingers...
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