Sí, los sensores podrían ser fallos en tus MOBO censores.
Sí, los sensores podrían ser fallos en tus MOBO censores.
I checked my CPU temperatures with MSI Afterburner and saw 100 degrees. I don’t notice any symptoms like BSOD, normal fan speed, or system issues. I’m thinking maybe the motherboard sensors are faulty. The BIOS shows similar high temps during idle (50-60) and in-game (90-100). My CPU fan is spinning as expected. I’ve run some tests with different games and stress tests, and the fan behaves correctly. I’m really concerned about the accuracy of these readings. Anyone have any advice?
Hey there! Are you seeing this message because your processor is getting too hot? You might want to try reseating it. Also, could you share your full system details—like the CPU model, cooler type (air, AIO, custom), and any other components? That’ll help us figure out what’s going on.
I don’t have a cool name but I own an ASRock motherboard and an Intel I7-9700KF. I’m running a standard single fan with a heat sink. The case stays cool, and the CPU drops quickly when I close programs or play games. It’s around 100 to 40 seconds.
I verified thermal throttling by analyzing temperature data. We used HWinfo64 to retrieve thermal metrics and confirmed whether throttling was present.
If you're testing synthetic workloads and high-performance software designed to push CPU limits, you can expect temperatures to be significantly above typical gaming levels. The clock speeds, temperatures, and usage patterns will help determine if more analysis is needed.
The high temperatures appear in the game. The fan operates more vigorously than usual, though not at full capacity or close to it. Could the fans sense the heat instead?