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New Build Temperatures

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swlindz1

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Im using HW monitor for the first time and it seems to be my motherboard is is/was running at very high temps. Where I outlined the picture in black is how I am reading the monitor, you'll notice a temp reading of 127 c max for "CPUTIN" where Im confused if this is my CPU or not. What would cause a motherboard to overheat?

the temps for my i5 and gtx 560 ti also bump up 20 c when I'm in say Skyrim, is this normal/safe? Thanks guys, just finished 2 builds today yet I'm still a rookie.

also when I connected my dual display temps increased approx. 10 c

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If you Google ' CPUTIN ' you get a lot of mixed results..
I think SYSTIN and AUXTIN look realistic, whatever they are..

On my P8Z68 Deluxe, CPUTIN is ' 0 ' .. So I don't think it's anything to worry about..

Your CPU cores look good..
 
yeah Im in a little frenzy trying to find out if my mobo is stable or not. One person told me not to take SYSTIN CPUTIN AND AUXTIN into consideration when using this software, so Im a little eased with that reply but still concerned..should I be?
 
Ignore them, all you really need to know is the temperatures as reported by the on-die sensor (under Intel Core i5 2500K). Those other sensors are coming directly from the motherboard, and I have always found those to not be terribly accurate or useful.

The CPU and GPU temps showing there look good.
 
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