Check if the motherboard temperature sensor is malfunctioning.
Check if the motherboard temperature sensor is malfunctioning.
I believe the motherboard temperature sensor could be malfunctioning, leading to frequent random restarts. There seems to be no logical reason for such high temperatures—120°C while other parts stay near 30°C—and the case is properly ventilated. The thermal paste appears adequate, and voltage levels aren’t unusually high. You might try disabling the sensor or adjusting its threshold settings if possible. Let me know if you need further guidance.
The system would have stopped at 120c. The data shows no significant reading, so it can be disregarded. For the restart problem, try adjusting the LLC (load line calibration) to avoid any voltage drop. Voltages appear normal. There is some variation in the v-core, but I’m not sure if you’re operating in cutoff or just transitioning to a lower power state.
The process can be simple, but mistakes may complicate things—always confirm before proceeding.
It's quite simple. There are various levels of LLCs. Begin around the middle. It might raise temperatures a bit, but it should maintain a consistent core temperature. Typically, the maximum setting will cause over-voltage, which means higher temperatures are expected.