Unusual temperature readings on the latest Asus X570 motherboard.
Unusual temperature readings on the latest Asus X570 motherboard.
But why is report 19 mentioning a sensor when it's not on the motherboard? It’s unclear how they detect them. You’re right about the sensors clustering in one area—some are around 25°C, others near 30°C or 35°C, which seems odd compared to the room temperature of 23°C.
They probably think it’s better to make an educated guess instead of giving sure answers. By researching further or reaching out to the maker, you might discover the locations of all the sensors.
It's unclear what you mean. They added sensor monitoring recently, but the code for that isn't the main focus. Task Manager isn't very reliable for precise timekeeping. HWiNFO has put a lot of effort into its kernel driver, which requires admin rights, making it generally the most accurate tool for this purpose.
It should accurately detect Ryzen core temperatures: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/cpu...ions-f148/
Started the PC today and the ICUE displayed unusually high temperatures around 91°C after a cold start. It seems the sensor inside the ICUE behaves erratically, failing to provide accurate readings. Only three sensors are functioning properly, with their output varying based on system load. Also, HWInfo64 isn't displaying all data correctly—though Ryzen 5900X is listed as supporting AMD-V, it appears grayed out, indicating unsupported status.