High motherboard temps?

[Killer24nl]

I apologize if this is in the wrong section or this is unwanted.

 

 

First of all, thanks for your time to visit this post!

 

I have a problem with my motherboard. I think that the temps are way too high and I'm worried it might cause problems.

 

 

Screenshots

 

Here's a screenshot of hwmonitor showing  the temperatures when I'm gaming. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a screenshot at the moment I'm making this post and listening to music. (The temperature rose to 62 degrees celsius when I was almost done with this post, and I was this doing nothing intense)

 

 

 

 

Heres a picture of my case and the airflow.

 

 

 

 

Picture of cpu load when the motherboard is at 62 degrees celsius.

 

 

 

Some specs:

 

CPU: AMD FX-8320

GPU: Sapphire r9 290 4GB

Mobo: MSI gaming 970

 

 

I have a nzxt kraken x40 as CPU cooler.

 

I would be really thankfull If someone can tell me if I should be worried about this temperature and a solution to this. Really, any help is really, really welcome.

 

P.S, sorry for my bad english.

 

 

UPDATE

 

The VRM heatsink was designed with the idea that there would be a CPU fan blowing some air over it. I'm assuming that's the temperature that TMPIN1 is reading. It still should be fine, but remember that FX-8 core CPUs are extremely power hungry and even 8 phase VRMs can get toasty if you overclocked it a lot. I personally wouldn't be worried.

 

What if I did this? Would that screw over my air flow?

 

 

 

[Lotus]

The VRM heatsink was designed with the idea that there would be a CPU fan blowing some air over it. I'm assuming that's the temperature that TMPIN1 is reading. It still should be fine, but remember that FX-8 core CPUs are extremely power hungry and even 8 phase VRMs can get toasty if you overclocked it a lot. I personally wouldn't be worried.

[CalculuS]

As far as I remember those temp readings are wack as fuck.

 

According to my TMPIN reading my mobo is 169 degrees.

[Killer24nl]

As far as I remember those temp readings are wack as fuck.

 

According to my TMPIN reading my mobo is 169 degrees.

 

Yes, because its in degrees celsius and yours is in fahrenheit..

[Killer24nl]

The VRM heatsink was designed with the idea that there would be a CPU fan blowing some air over it. I'm assuming that's the temperature that TMPIN1 is reading. It still should be fine, but remember that FX-8 core CPUs are extremely power hungry and even 8 phase VRMs can get toasty if you overclocked it a lot. I personally wouldn't be worried.

 

Thanks for the reply! 

[Killer24nl]

The VRM heatsink was designed with the idea that there would be a CPU fan blowing some air over it. I'm assuming that's the temperature that TMPIN1 is reading. It still should be fine, but remember that FX-8 core CPUs are extremely power hungry and even 8 phase VRMs can get toasty if you overclocked it a lot. I personally wouldn't be worried.

 

I updated the post with a solution. Would that possibly screw over my airflow?

[Lotus]

I updated the post with a solution. Would that possibly screw over my airflow?

Yes it would. Don't do that.

[CalculuS]

Yes, because its in degrees celsius and yours is in fahrenheit..

No its not.

[Killer24nl]

No its not.

Then it has to be bugged, because there's no way it can be 169 degrees Celsius

[CalculuS]

Then it has to be bugged, because there's no way it can be 169 degrees Celsius

Thats what I said in the first post.