Glitch or Bad Sensor?

[GamerTrem]

So, if you look at the minimum temp for the CPU right up there at the top, you'll see that its minimum temp is -10,048.0 C and obviously, that is more than a little impossible. You'll see int he HWinfo screen shot I've got an ASRock X570 Taichi and a Ryzen 9 3900X. I've had it up and running for just over 2 weeks now and haven't seen this happen before (or ever in any of my previous builds). Bios is updated to 1.60 as of a little over a week ago. CPU isn't overclocked (yet).

Not sure if it matters, but I'm using an EVGA CLC280 AIO. I also let my pc go into sleep mode after its been idle, so it doesn't get restarted on a daily basis.

Anyone seen anything like this before? Glitch or a sensor die? Honestly, with all the new parts and all the bugs getting worked out of them I'm really not sure.

[Vandorlot]

Probably just a glitch and its nothing to worry about. Since the current temperature seems good the sensor is probably fine. I had that on my 1600 one time.

[TempestCatto]

Have you tried other software, like Ryzen Master, to see what they report? Does it show up more than once? If not, likely just something weird, and I wouldn't worry much about it. 

[GamerTrem]

I just downloaded the Ryzen Master program, I'll check it out. I'm hoping it was just a one time glitch

 

[Potat io]

Nice cooling, my man. This is probably a glitch. Have fun putting it on software gore. If it persists, replace the sensor. If not, hope it doesn't happen again. 

[GamerTrem]

Thanks for the responses, my fan curves are also set pretty high as the Taichi board likes to run hot and get REALLY LOUD if the chipset fan revs up