what are each of these temps

[Snakexor]

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[letdown427]

What components do you have...?

I hope you've figured out that HD0 and HD1 are your hard disks...

We'd need to know CPU to guess which of those is likely to be it. Just have a look in the bios to see what temps are what, although if you have C n Q enabled, then the bios CPU reading will be higher than the reading in Windows, as it'll be running at stock multiplier in BIOS, and lowest in Windows (assuming you're idle...)

The 2 is probably a screwed sensor, or miss calibrated in some way.

The 51 is probably chipset/NB temperature if you're running an NF4 board.

Pretty hard to figure out what you've got based on temps alone, and I don't know Pentium Dual Core voltages to be able to figure whether you're running a X2 or a Pentium of some sort.

Seems that the two Temp1's would be CPU, as they're both roughly the same...

Meh, I don't know.

 

[Parsnip1973]

Are you running an X2? Those temps look similar to what I was getting with my X2 3800+. I gave up on temp2 and temp3 seeing as they seemed to swing about like nobody's business - only temp1 was anywhere near stable. I ended up using an app off of my mobo CD in the end, 'cos I was so unsure what temp2 and temp3 were (the mobo CD just showed the one temp which was exactly in line with temp1).

Richard

 

[Snakexor]

yea i haven x2 on a dfi ultrad board

so both temp1s are my cores?

 

[rise]

temp1= cpu
temp2= pwmic (mobo/ram)
temp3= chipset

although 2 and 3 could be reversed. i think i have it right though. install ITE smartguardian from your driver disk and see what corresponds to what if you want to be sure.