AMD CPU Temps??

[HossHuge]

Which one should I trust?

 

[d1nky]

CPUTIN is the socket/cpu

Core temp is the sensor in the chip

usually the socket is 10*c higher than core, I don't know how you have managed to get it 20*c above at idle!

id probably say its mounted wrong or something. also sometimes software conflicts if too many diagnostics are open, and hwmonitor seems to be buggy a lot of the time.

hwinfo64 is a good program, and also check you bios temp.

(fyi axtu reads the socket temp, its more than likely a diode in the mobo socket)

 

[HossHuge]

, I don't know how you have managed to get it 20*c above at idle!

I'm compressing some videos right now. My CPU is running 100% (Check AMD overdrive). I'll try with hwinfo64.

 

[micropage7]

trust your finger, touch the heatsink first

it could err from application or your sensor give you wrong number
so far i use hwmonitor it gives me same temp

 

[HossHuge]

trust your finger, touch the heatsink first

it could err from application or your sensor give you wrong number
so far i use hwmonitor it gives me same temp

The heatpipes aren't hot at all so I'd say it's running in the low 30's. Hwinfo64 is saying it's at 33°.

 

[micropage7]

The heatpipes aren't hot at all so I'd say it's running in the low 30's. Hwinfo64 is saying it's at 33°.

have you tried the other monitoring software, just for comparison the temp?

 

[HossHuge]

have you tried the other monitoring software, just for comparison the temp?

There are three in my first post and I tried Hwinfo64 also.

 

[d1nky]

I wouldn't use so many utilities, they can conflict.

I would just use hwinfo64 and go by the core temp sensor.

when you change paste or remount, you may see a change in the cpu/socket temp. (seems high)

just make sure that the socket doesn't exceed 70*c and the core 60*c

 

[micropage7]

There are three in my first post and I tried Hwinfo64 also.

sorry, but from AMD overdrive and hwmonitor say about 32-33 degrees, i guess its about 32-33 degrees
its kinda hard when first you turn it on the temp suddenly reach 54 degrees

 

[de.das.dude]

i have heard that the on chip sensors arent that great...

 

[d1nky]

i have heard that the on chip sensors arent that great...

its not that, just not a lot of people understand its a DTS sensor and calculated based on Tjmax. so it only gets accurate closer to Tjmax

hence when idle it can read 0*c but when the chip is warm itll read 40.5*c

 

[de.das.dude]

i get it now. i did think like that, without knowing. that the higher temps have lesser and lesser difference.

 

[itsakjt]

Never use so many monitoring programs at once. If you do so, they will conflict with the SMBus signal and report wrong values.
I personally use AIDA 64 for temperatures and voltages and I think that is the best since I tested it on a lot of platforms and the readings were consistent. Just make sure you use the latest version. Turn off any other monitoring app including background ones.