tempratures?

[tony1964]

is this temp to high,my motherboard temp is showing 127c,is this to high.

 

[Dean11]

okay if that is the correct temp then your motherboard would have fried...what are you using to read the temps?

 

[tony1964]

hi dean11,im using "pc wizard 2008"

 

[naggz]

That must be in fahrenheit otherwise youd just have a smouldering mush.

127.F = 52.C

 

[Dystopia]

Yeah, its reading in fahrenhiet. 127C and your mobo would be like, non-existent! Also, thingss like your CPU, RAM, video card, SATA/IDE cables would be melting. But 127 F is fine.

 

[tony1964]

these are my temp stats,not sure whats going on?

donHardware Monitoring : ITE IT8718F
Voltage CPU : 1.15 V
+3.3V Voltage : 3.33 V
+5V Voltage : 5.04 V
+12V Voltage : 4.91 V
VTT : 2.98 V
VBAT : 3.22 V
Processor Fan : 1293 rpm
Chassis Fan : 10 rpm
Power/Aux Fan : 10 rpm
Processor Temperature : 35 °C
Mainboard Temperature : 127 °C
Power/Aux Temperature : 23 °C
ACPI Thermal Zone : 23 °C
:
Processor : Thermal Diode
Intel Core 2 Duo (Core 1) : 42 °C
Intel Core 2 Duo (Core 2) : 43 °C
:
NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT : nVidia Driver
GPU Temperature : 37 °C
GPU Fan : 100%
:
Hard Disk Monitoring : S.M.A.R.T
Hard Disk ST3250310AS : 38 °C

 

[WeatherMan]

Reading / Sensor Error

 

[tony1964]

cheers bootup05,i thought it must be but wasnt sure,i thought "pc wizard 08"was a good program!

 

[StrangleHold]

Looks like it has your Motherboard Temp/Northbridge. and the Power/Aux Temp. backward. The Power/Aux is for your P/S that most P/S dont have so it gives out wild readings. It has your 12V reading wrong to. It would not even boot with only 4.91V on the 12V line.