So umm, is this normal?

[Nisc-kun]

i built my pc like about a month ago. i'll leave the link to the pc specs and the temp reading i got frm different programs, i just want to know if its normal or i am messing things up

 

Temps - http://imgur.com/t6DbfWR

Pc specs (dxdiag) - http://pastebin.com/JmaLipXg

Please help,

Thanks

[Windows7ge]

If your CPU was really at 127°C you'd be thermal throttling or the system would have shut itself down. I'd trust Core Temps readings over the others.

[Moonzy]

low to mid 70c is considered acceptable, if not great

 

that 3000rpm though...

[Huntsman]

The temps reported by coretemp seems normal.. Dat speedfan tho.. I think speedfan kinda of a dated software by now. It doesn't even show that I have a fan in my company laptop lol

[DarkRuskov]

13 minutes ago, Huntsman said:

The temps reported by coretemp seems normal.. Dat speedfan tho.. I think speedfan kinda of a dated software by now. It doesn't even show that I have a fan in my company laptop lol

speedfan is a complicated software to use but it is still very powerful. As far as i know you have to manually detect the fans. Jayz2cents made a video very recently about how to control your fans with speedfan.

[Nisc-kun]

• bruh sometimes my temp goes over 70 for real, there been a time when it acc went near 80 i think
  http://imgur.com/1me3cTi
  i keep my fan speed at full, i have like 7, 2 msi gtx 970, 1 front 1 back 1 top, 2 heat sink fan, so i run most of them at full speed xD

[FirstArmada]

That info doesent seem correct but as long as your not hitting TJMax which can be obtained from the following equation

 

T_J = T_A + ( R _θJA × P_D )...

 

Where: T_A = ambient temperature for the package ( °C )

R _θJA = junction to ambient thermal resistance ( °C / W )

P_D = power dissipation in package (W)

[Nisc-kun]

Just now, FirstArmada said:

That info doesent seem correct but as long as your not hitting TJMax which can be obtained from the following equation

 

T_J = T_A + ( R _θJA × P_D )...

 

Where: T_A = ambient temperature for the package ( °C )

R _θJA = junction to ambient thermal resistance ( °C / W )

P_D = power dissipation in package (W)

yeah umm  maths not really my kinda ting >.<
btw my pc gets really hot and the msi gaming 5 temp reading shows over 60 sometimes, is that normal for motherboard?

[FirstArmada]

1 minute ago, Nisc-kun said:

yeah umm  maths not really my kinda ting >.<
btw my pc gets really hot and the msi gaming 5 temp reading shows over 60 sometimes, is that normal for motherboard?

Yeah 40-65 ish is find when under load any higher i recommend getting more case fans or a mobo with heatsinks on the chipset if yours already doesn't 

[Nisc-kun]

Just now, FirstArmada said:

Yeah 40-65 ish is find when under load any higher i recommend getting more case fans or a mobo with heatsinks on the chipset if yours already doesn't 

idk maybe, or maybe could it be the case? i got thermaltake versa n21 (do not buy it, trust, wont recommend to anyone)

[WEEEEEE]

That should auto-shutoff in that with temps that high.

Don't worry, speedfan sometimes says that my laptop is running at 4,000,000°C (which I'm pretty sure is hotter than the surface of the sun.)

 

 

[Nisc-kun]

Just now, WEEEEEE said:

That should auto-shutoff in that with temps that high.

Don't worry, speedfan sometimes says that my laptop is running at 4,000,000°C (which I'm pretty sure is hotter than the surface of the sun.)

 

 

wow thanks i feel way better now

[LogicalDrm]

CoreTemp is showing correct temps. Which are just fine for the load. Speedfan shows mobo's reading which are known to be inaccurate, wonky and sometimes even broken.