Motherboard temp reads 429000000C

[BanHammer]

Sooo I bought a used motherboard and everything runs fine, but the case fans on my pc always runs max speed. I downloaded SpeedFan and found that my Temp1 reads over 400million degrees Celsius , which is why my case fans which are relatively new are always running max speed. Is there any way to change the sensor data so it reads at a constant number like 40c? I tried changing the speed of the fans themselves through SpeedFan although it didn't seem to work.

[FavoringWinter]

I think that the motherboard temp is a bit inaccurateurate. Try HwMonitor see if that works

[Helpful Tech Witch]

14 minutes ago, BanHammer said:

400million degrees Celsius

This isn't normal?

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

Kindof reminds me of this glitch that has been going on in Destiny 2 for a while.

 

To put into context, the light power cap right now is 1060.

[H_Brandon]

56 minutes ago, BanHammer said:

Sooo I bought a used motherboard and everything runs fine, but the case fans on my pc always runs max speed. I downloaded SpeedFan and found that my Temp1 reads over 400million degrees Celsius , which is why my case fans which are relatively new are always running max speed. Is there any way to change the sensor data so it reads at a constant number like 40c? I tried changing the speed of the fans themselves through SpeedFan although it didn't seem to work.

I mean Im not a scientist or anything but thats 380 million more than the sun.Will you be ok? 

[PineyCreek]

Keep it as is, sell it as a thermal power source...or talk to Elon Musk.  With that kind of power plant think of the spaceship we could build around it.  Focus the heat to melt our enemies at a distance.

[H_Brandon]

4 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

Keep it as is, sell it as a thermal power source...or talk to Elon Musk.  With that kind of power plant think of the spaceship we could build around it.  Focus the heat to melt our enemies at a distance.

Imagine this guys pc case that can withstand the Heat, must be made by aliens.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

1 minute ago, H_Brandon said:

Imagine this guys pc case that can withstand the Heat, must be made by aliens.

 

7 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

Keep it as is, sell it as a thermal power source...or talk to Elon Musk.  With that kind of power plant think of the spaceship we could build around it.  Focus the heat to melt our enemies at a distance.

I like how no one has helped OP, becides @Hackerman25.Everyone else is messing around.

 

[H_Brandon]

Just now, HelpfulTechWizard said:

 

I like how no one has helped OP, becides @Hackerman25.Everyone else is messing around.

 

Well the question / problem itself is funny and I have no idea how to help. Its not like i can search around google to try and help because OP could have done that themselves.

[PineyCreek]

Either the sensor is bad or the reading is bad.  If the sensor is bad, oh well.  There's usually not a way to disable a thermistor on a mainboard.

 

If you go to the BIOS, what does the readout show in there?  Are your fans also maxing in there?