F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Logs indicate extreme heat levels recorded in HWINFO—over 460°C? That’s clearly not possible.

Logs indicate extreme heat levels recorded in HWINFO—over 460°C? That’s clearly not possible.

Logs indicate extreme heat levels recorded in HWINFO—over 460°C? That’s clearly not possible.

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Parkt0401
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01-06-2020, 05:57 PM
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Hey everyone, I just upgraded my workstation to a 5950x and am encountering some odd data readings. When I open HWinfo and start logging at boot, I see unusually high temperatures even though the CCD/die temperatures are generally stable. The CPU reaches about 85°C during full load (210-230W), which is normal before it throttles down. Under load voltage stays steady around 1.28-1.32V, and both CCDs perform similarly when fully loaded. However, I’ve noticed some bizarre MAX values—CCD1 and 2 hit 204.9°C, while IOD reaches 462.9°C. It’s like a thermalright nightmare, but my case has a coolermaster haf500 with all fans running for good airflow. The motherboard shows the core max at 87°C. What’s going on? Should I just overlook these numbers? Is there a serious issue here? I’m using PBO with offsets disabled and have a power limiter set around 225W that works well. It’s my first AMD system since the Athlon II x4 era.
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Parkt0401
01-06-2020, 05:57 PM #1

Hey everyone, I just upgraded my workstation to a 5950x and am encountering some odd data readings. When I open HWinfo and start logging at boot, I see unusually high temperatures even though the CCD/die temperatures are generally stable. The CPU reaches about 85°C during full load (210-230W), which is normal before it throttles down. Under load voltage stays steady around 1.28-1.32V, and both CCDs perform similarly when fully loaded. However, I’ve noticed some bizarre MAX values—CCD1 and 2 hit 204.9°C, while IOD reaches 462.9°C. It’s like a thermalright nightmare, but my case has a coolermaster haf500 with all fans running for good airflow. The motherboard shows the core max at 87°C. What’s going on? Should I just overlook these numbers? Is there a serious issue here? I’m using PBO with offsets disabled and have a power limiter set around 225W that works well. It’s my first AMD system since the Athlon II x4 era.

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asdno2
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01-07-2020, 03:44 AM
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Yeah, ignore. It's either a software error or a sensor error. No way do you have temps above 200°C, let alone close to 500°C.
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asdno2
01-07-2020, 03:44 AM #2

Yeah, ignore. It's either a software error or a sensor error. No way do you have temps above 200°C, let alone close to 500°C.