is my temp to high?

[C0RR0SIVE]

Its cooler in BIOS because nothing is realy using the CPU....

 

[joshshift]

ok granted, its cooler in bios because its not under load. but 20 degrees cooler?????

 

[joshshift]

am i wrong to assume that temp:64C is my cpu?

 

[GageMW]

64c sounds wrong, i think the processor slows down at that temp so it wont melt

 

[desiboi]

Temp1 is your CPU, Temp2 Is your northbridge, I'm assuming that Temp is your SouthBridge, and HD0 is your hard drive. Your hard drive is too cold. SpeenFan is not reading it correctly.

 

[joshshift]

northbridge? southbridge? im confused. are the north and south bridge running to hot?

 

[m3trj]

64c sounds wrong, i think the processor slows down at that temp so it wont melt

It won't melt. My CPU has been at 66 C under load.

 

[joshshift]

ok but desiboi says that temp1 is my cpu which is running at 30 C, not 64 C. im confused.

 

[lev2323]

If your BIOS says 40C that is probably correct. Yes, that is idle, not underload, but if you are just in windows and sppedfan says that you are at 64C, that is wrong. Always go with BIOS. You might want to go download motherboard monitor, it is a great program that is pretty accurate in my experiences. Just go google it and download it, it is free. Most CPUs can run up to 70C before they fail, but 64 is pushing it. I keep mine below 55C under extreme stress and idle in windows is 40-42C. Let me know.

BTW, in motherboard monitor, you can tell what is your cpu temp. It is the very first reading, and it is the one that is colored red in the windows tray.

EDIT: From what I can tell from other posts, the second temp is the CPU, which is 39C,...that is on par for idle. Like I said, 50-55 is a safe max,...really anything under 60C. But still D/L Motherboard Monitor to double check your readings.

 

[joshshift]

thanks!!!