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Originally Posted by kzone75
TMPIN2 must be faulty.. Start up the computer and the temps are ~50C. Keep HWMonitor open, put the pc in hibernation and wake it up. Temps will then show mid 30s at idle.  Well it actually follows the core temps at all times.
TMPIN0 is not moving, so that makes me think it's the NB or system temp. No reason for the NB to fluctuate much. But it's warmer than what the HWm shows. I'd say in the 50s. TMPIN1 is most likely the VRMs.
But I could be wrong. If I am, I will go and stand in a corner. 
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Originally Posted by kevinf
Why is the NB fluctuating so much is a really good question actually... since it only controls the HT-link to PCIe... specially under prime95 load, no reason to raise temps.
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Here are your sensors and locations.
TMPIN0 = Sytem (Motherboard) Temp
TMPIN1 = CPU Temp
TMPIN2 = Northbridge Temp
TMPIN0 will hold a stead temp from load to idle.
TMPIN1 will be a few c higher than your CPU cores, this is the Socket temp.
TMIIN2 will be about the same from Idle to load, hibernate or sleep will cause the NB temp to go down. This is because when the PC is in hibernate there is nothing for the to "think" about.
The Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 has not sensor for the VRAMS.
Your temps are fine. Thank you for posting!
Edited by KhaoticKomputing - 11/7/11 at 12:48pm