Mobo 118C on aida64, HWMonitor and BIOS.

[FurryZx]

Today I was overclocking my GTX960 and was running a stability test, and I noticed that my motherboard temps were at 118 degrees! I opened my case and felt the motherboard, but it was Luke warm.

[FurryZx]

Just now, DEcobra11 said:

I hope you aren't using ºF

Cause it's useless and that'd be nothing

Nope, Celsius, proud to be in a country that uses metric

[VinsinityKT]

Your motherboard temperature probe must be near something really hot like your GPU or CPU. Or it's some mathematical error thing.

[FurryZx]

7 minutes ago, DEcobra11 said:

OK, usually MB temp sensor is for the PCH, is the chipset heatsink properly placed?

yes

[FurryZx]

1 minute ago, DEcobra11 said:

What software are you using for temps?

What were the usual temps?

aida64, ~60-70C of the CPU and ~75C on GPU (at 100% load)

[EdInk]

20 minutes ago, FurryZx said:

Today I was overclocking my GTX960 and was running a stability test, and I noticed that my motherboard temps were at 118 degrees! I opened my case and felt the motherboard, but it was Luke warm.

A screenshot will be helpful,age of your mobo, when did you notice the high temp reading?

[FurryZx]

8 minutes ago, DEcobra11 said:

I meant the MB sensor (I thought that's what you were talking about :P)

aida 64 for MB temps, and average are 118 all the time.....

[FurryZx]

3 minutes ago, EdInk said:

A screenshot will be helpful,age of your mobo, when did you notice the high temp reading?

 

Screenshot of what? my modo is 6months old, ASUS H110M-C/CSM, I notice the temps today even through the modo was warm.

[EdInk]

screenshot of the software hwmonitor

[FurryZx]

[FurryZx]

11 minutes ago, EdInk said:

screenshot of the software hwmonitor

 

[EdInk]

1 minute ago, FurryZx said:

 

But this doesn't show your motherboard temps which you are concerned about though

[FurryZx]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5y56cm3eqbvfi79/Screenshot%202016-02-21%2012.33.28.png?dl=0

2 minutes ago, EdInk said:

But this doesn't show your motherboard temps which you are concerned about though

ok, but doesn't the number in bracket indicate the temp, also the max temp that can be shown on the graph is 100C.

[Simon771]

Not sure what that number means, but in my case it's showing 34 when my CPU is at 40°C.

So in my case I would say that's my temperature.

Anyone know for fact what does that number mean?

 

If it's temp, I think you have faulty sensor. If motherboard would be on 118°C, nothing would be working.

[FurryZx]

4 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

4 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Not sure what that number means, but in my case it's showing 34 when my CPU is at 40°C.

So in my case I would say that's my temperature.

Anyone know for fact what does that number mean?

 

If it's temp, I think you have faulty sensor. If motherboard would be on 118°C, nothing would be working.

Not sure what that number means, but in my case it's showing 34 when my CPU is at 40°C.

So in my case I would say that's my temperature.

Anyone know for fact what does that number mean?

 

If it's temp, I think you have faulty sensor. If motherboard would be on 118°C, nothing would be working.

Im not that smart, but do you need a mobo temp seneor, in the uefi the mobo temps are fine (the BIIOS senor is fine now)

[EdInk]

1 minute ago, FurryZx said:

Im not that smart, but do you need a mobo temp seneor, in the uefi the mobo temps are fine.

There are several temps sensors located on the motherboard so that might be one which isn't been used and reports a very high/very low reading..if its a reasonable value in UEFI then I'd stick with that.

 

See attachment, I've got one that shows 125 deg C...it's most likely a sensor not used.

 

[FurryZx]

Just now, EdInk said:

There are several temps sensors located on the motherboard so that might be one which isn't been used and reports a very high/very low reading..if its a reasonable value in UEFI then I'd stick with that.

 

See attachment, I've got one that shows 125 deg C...it's most likely a sensor not used.

 

thanks, I've got it