Unusual temperature readings on the latest Asus X570 motherboard.
Unusual temperature readings on the latest Asus X570 motherboard.
Three temperature sensors displayed unusual readings on the new motherboard. They consistently showed around 80°C even when idle. When pushing the CPU to its limit with intense gaming, the sensors reported nearly identical temperatures, differing by just a few degrees. What could cause this behavior?
It doesn't stay at a single point; it shifts occasionally with changes as small as 1-2°C.
I’ll explain the difference clearly. Portable files are standalone executables you can run anywhere, while installers typically require an environment to install software. Both versions may have restrictions in free versions—check the specific software’s documentation for details.
I've relied on the free edition for a long time; it never missed showing anything. You're looking for the installer version, which might stem from software errors. That's why I suggest HWiNFO64—it's typically the most precise tool for this task.
It seems HW64 displays only limited information. Also, I don’t see any indication of CPU core clock monitoring being present.
It's typically located among the two groups of CPU sensors, often with a selection menu (similar for per-core readings). With Ryzen, things can get more complex because of AMD's setup. My experience mostly involves Intel CPUs, so iCUE probably wasn't available then. It's not usually the top pick for temperature tracking either.