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I have couple questions regarding readings of hwinfo64. Why is there two cpu package temp readings? one in your cpu dts tab and one under your cpu enhanced tab. The one under cpu enhanced tab is always 4-5c higher. Second question is under mobo tab theres a Auxiliary temp reading and mine is at a constant 87c, is this normal?

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Just now, winkawak said:

I have couple questions regarding readings of hwinfo64. Why is there two cpu package temp readings? one in your cpu dts tab and one under your cpu enhanced tab. The one under cpu enhanced tab is always 4-5c higher. Second question is under mobo tab theres a Auxiliary temp reading and mine is at a constant 87c, is this normal?

Depends on your motherboards reporting sensors tbh.

 

Sometimes there is CPU Socket temps and CPU core temps.  Most of the time if you have a low end mobo the auxiliary temps are a random number not displayed accurately because there is no sensor in place to report this...or the wrong one is, etc.

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You'd do better also telling folks what motherboard you use.  The folks with the same board will be able to help, but others are probably gonna have to guess at what they are.  A screenshot might help those that don't have the same board though.  

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1 hour ago, Tristerin said:

Depends on your motherboards reporting sensors tbh.

 

Sometimes there is CPU Socket temps and CPU core temps.  Most of the time if you have a low end mobo the auxiliary temps are a random number not displayed accurately because there is no sensor in place to report this...or the wrong one is, etc.

 

14 minutes ago, nick name said:

You'd do better also telling folks what motherboard you use.  The folks with the same board will be able to help, but others are probably gonna have to guess at what they are.  A screenshot might help those that don't have the same board though.  

 

 

 

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