When using speedfan there is one temperature that seems dangerously high..

[Therk]

Ok, every time I use speedfan Temp#3 seems to always be 69-71C with the burning icon. Everything else seems fine...

Can someone tell me how i can find out which component in my PC that is?

Heres what Speedfan says:

Temp1: 25C
Temp2: 25C
Temp3: 69C
Temp: 1C
Local: 33C
Remote: 38C
HD0: 40C
Core: 37C

specs:

A64 3200+ Venice (most likely to be?)
1 gig ram
Geforce 6800 GS (The temperature is not it, its at a stable 42C in nvidia menu)
200 gig HD

 

[dBTelos]

I get that too, I'm not sure what causes it but it's nothing to worry about. Mine says 90C actually 😀

 

[Seekermeister]

I don't think that the third temperature is operational. First is the MB, second is the CPU and the rest are specifically given. On mine, it shows 127 degrees, and I know that nothing is that hot, so I leave it disabled.

 

[pkme2]

Originally posted by: Seekermeister
I don't think that the third temperature is operational. First is the MB, second is the CPU and the rest are specifically given. On mine, it shows 127 degrees, and I know that nothing is that hot, so I leave it disabled.

You're right, everybody's readout will be 127C and it nothing to be concerned about. It something that speedfan has a value for which means 0, but read as 127C. Scarey for most when they first see it. Don't worry.

 

[ForumMaster]

on my rig, speedfan detecs a temp of -1C so its obvious that its irrelevent (i'm on air.) the temps that i have are the CPU socket, core and hdd.

 

[Seekermeister]

You should also have a motherboard temp...or as some would refer to as the case temp.

 

[krotchy]

feel around in your case, 70C is very hot to the touch. Do you feel anything that is uncomfortably hot to touch?

 

[Therk]

no, nothing seemed to be above 50C imo

 

[dBTelos]

You're fine!