TeodrosKing

in HWmonitor the motherboard has 3 different kinds of TMPINs when are all different temperatures. What are these for, look it up said that it's like TMPIN 0= CPU TMPIN 1= Mosfet TMPIN 2= whatever I just want to use the forums to see if this is a solid fact, because the cpu I have has had heating issues and I don't really trust it seeing AMD is notorious for bad temperature sensors. The TMPIN are all at 30-40 but my CPU's at 60 degrees or even 70 degrees with surfing the web. Gaming it goes to like 85 degrees Celsius on the CPU's list, the motherboard is actually still cool. By the way I have an AMD Athlon 760k and the Mobo is an FM2-A78MA-E35

My headphones are Skullcandy Hesh 2, and I am using other things like speakers and they are still giving me headphone volume not loud volume.

My motherboard's onboard sound is very low for only headphone use, even if I use some speakers which are just a bit old. MY motherboard is an FM2-A75MA-E35 and it's not delivering loud volume. I bought a Soundcard for this but my GPU takes over all the express slots.

When I was on HWmonitor just now I looked at the max it was at. It went to 256 degrees Celcius. Excuse my language but I shit you not. It said 256

I have an AMD Athlon 760K and both of those never recognize it or it doesn't even get past the fact that I have Windows 8.1 and not Windows 7.

Tried before, didn't recognize, my CPU is an AMD Athlon 760K.

Hello, I am wondering if there is a problem with my CPU's temps on HWmonitor. I see it hitting 50-80 degrees in game but when I touch the steel on the Coooler Master 212 EVO it is so cold. I have reapplied my thermal paste three times so I know it's not a problem with that but what is wrong with this? And second thing, my CPU fan is at 11% and is getting the same temps on idle as it would while at 100%, the difference is, is that it hits 98 degrees celcius while playing games which is FREAKING SCARY. While playing on 100% is 80-87 which is still FREAKING SCARY.

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That's what I mean, replacing the fan at the rear with the water cooler, but I am speaking about this on PCpartpicker and a person is saying that a Noctua fan will work just as well and quieter.

Being an idiot in computers I dare ask, what if I uninstalled the rear fan? Plus one of them are able to fit over my GPU and the other would be great for a fan. If I took off this Aftermarket cooler that covers both of them...

Hello everybody, do you think that the Corsair H80i would fit in the side panel of the Rosewill Line-M case? I am having heat problems that I have been trying to fix and now realizing my AMD Athlon 760K is just a CPU that easily overheats and I am planning to save up to buy it. The Cooler Master 212 EVO doesn't seem to be doing the job. To see the Rosewill Line-M I will just give you the easy route, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AAJ0ZGK/?tag=googhydr-20&hvadid=33876501595&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1494408087128932627&hvpone=39.57&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_832ah7oo0o_e (The holes on the side panel are my choice for the water cooler's placement) And for the Corsair H80i, http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Extreme-Performance-Liquid-Cooler/dp/B009ZN03AA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1405215695&sr=1-1&keywords=Corsair+H80i

Yeah, it is alright tho, because it doesn't shut things off or anything, it doesn't go over 80 degrees. The Richland is a good CPU either way but I can bump the setting down a bit. I was aiming for maybe Medium with 60 FPS.

Thanks for all the responses but, I don't get why the temperature is so gosh darn high. From 35-39 to 51-76? Are those temps safe?

While playing FC3 at Ultra my PC's CPU which is the AMD Athlon 760K was hitting 51-76 degrees Celsius, this was a bit high especially seeing that my cooler was a Cooler Master 212 EVO for the fact that I can avoid these temps. So I am a bit worried and I go off of FC3 and go to my bios, when I get to it, it's 39 degrees Celsius and I'm like what the... The programs which told me these temperatures were Speccy and HW monitor, are these wrong? The BIOS is the most accurate and when I get to it, it's just 35-39 degrees Celsius.

And it doesn't read all of my core, it just says tj. max 70 degrees.