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What is Temp 2 in Speed-fan? (127 C)

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Downloaded Speedfan 4.51 and here is what I saw:

Gpu : 61 degrees

Temp 1: 41 degrees
Temp 2: 127 degrees!!!!!(WTF ???) :huh:  :huh:  :huh:  :o  :o 
Temp 3: 36 degrees

HD0: 42 degrees

(in Celcius)

Does anyone know what Temp 2 is? I dint Overlocked my System But Why the Hell is Temp 2 Boiling at Such Insane Temperature

Please tell me Guys!! IS is safe or Harmful to my System ????

 

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probably a faulty temperature sensor. im sure intel processors shut off before they damage themselfs, and its too out of line with the rest of the readings

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probably a faulty temperature sensor. im sure intel processors shut off before they damage themselfs, and its too out of line with the rest of the readings

What u mean by that , is my PC in Danger ???

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What u mean by that , is my PC in Danger ???

my temp 2 is also insane I wouldnt worry

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On my 5+ year old Gigabyte board with AMD processor, Temp1 is System, Temp2 is CPU, Temp3, I believe, is the Northbridge.  My temp3 is always 78-80c and the heatsink is fairly hot to the touch.  I'd advise a Google search for your board model +Speedfan Temp2 and see if others report similar temperatures.

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my temp 2 is also insane I wouldnt worry

HAppy to know that i am not the only one who faces this PRoblem

On my 5+ year old Gigabyte board with AMD processor, Temp1 is System, Temp2 is CPU, Temp3, I believe, is the Northbridge. My temp3 is always 78-80c and the heatsink is fairly hot to the touch. I'd advise a Google search for your board model +Speedfan Temp2 and see if others report similar temperatures.

got the Gigabyte B85M-D3H with Intel Core i5 4430 Processor , COuld u help me with This ???

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What u mean by that , is my PC in Danger ???

it just means it shows the wrong temperatures, just guide by the other temperatures and disregard that one.

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got the Gigabyte B85M-D3H with Intel Core i5 4430 Processor , COuld u help me with This ???

I saw nothing relevant in a quick search.  I'd probably follow the other advice in this topic.  It's probably safe to ignore.

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it just means it shows the wrong temperatures, just guide by the other temperatures and disregard that one.

But can u actually tell me what is temp 2 ???? 

SO i can know which device is showing me faulty temperature on my system !!

I need to know

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But can u actually tell me what is temp 2 ???? 

SO i can know which device is showing me faulty temperature on my system !!

I need to know

 

what does it matter? you cant replace something inside the CPU anyways

 

did you try diferent software to verify that its not just speedfans fault?

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what does it matter? you cant replace something inside the CPU anyways

 

did you try diferent software to verify that its not just speedfans fault?

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But can u actually tell me what is temp 2 ???? 

SO i can know which device is showing me faulty temperature on my system !!

I need to know

Its usually mobo sensor. Those are bad as is and you shouldn't care about them. You could download something like HWmonitor to verify temps. But that too will show only some random sensor name and if the sensor itself is faulty, wrong temps too.

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totally forgot about this, i use AIDA 64 extreme edition and it shows specific names, so download that and see what it is.

 

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