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Motherboard temp jumping

Artex
By Artex
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Hello, my motherboard temperatur are jumping up to about 60 C for 2 seconds and then back to 25 again this happens while gaming and just browsing the web. I dont think this is the real temp of the motherboard going up 30+ C and down again in the span of 2-3 sec doesn't seem right. This isn't normal right? 

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i cant think of any part that would be damaged by 60C tbh so dont mind it

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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Does the motherboard come with temp monitoring software? Install that for a comparison. Your other option (and this couold be overkill) is boot into a USB live-linux distro, and install "psensor" and see what you get with that. If it jives with Speccy, then somewhere in your system you're not getting even cooling. Is it overclocked, or water cooled? 

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