[highc1157]

I'm hearing mixed reviews about the TIMPIN1 and TIMPIN2 sensors regarding which is cpu temp and which is NB temp?

http://postimg.org/image/e7axtblk1/full/
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From these 3 programs? which is the most reliable ? lots of people say CPUID is crap and that I should use HWiNFO64 but don't know for sure

 

[Deadboy90]

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Originally Posted by highc1157

I'm hearing mixed reviews about the TIMPIN1 and TIMPIN2 sensors regarding which is cpu temp and which is NB temp?

http://postimg.org/image/e7axtblk1/full/
screen shot download

From these 3 programs? which is the most reliable ? lots of people say CPUID is crap and that I should use HWiNFO64 but don't know for sure

I was under the impression that TIMPIN 1 was the motherboard temp and 2 was the core temp.

 

[Deadboy90]

Quote:

Originally Posted by highc1157

I'm hearing mixed reviews about the TIMPIN1 and TIMPIN2 sensors regarding which is cpu temp and which is NB temp?

http://postimg.org/image/e7axtblk1/full/
screen shot download

From these 3 programs? which is the most reliable ? lots of people say CPUID is crap and that I should use HWiNFO64 but don't know for sure

I was under the impression that TIMPIN 1 was the motherboard temp and 2 was the core temp.

 

[jason387]

TMPIN2 is your VRM temp. TMPIN1 is your cpu temp. TMPIN0 is your mobo temp. Package in HW Monitor is your core temp.

 

[highc1157]

Thank u ! So what's the 17 degrees reading?

 

[Takla]

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Originally Posted by highc1157

Thank u ! So what's the 17 degrees reading?

the temp is bugged. just delete core temp. it dosen't work with amd.

 

[highc1157]

I am having big issues!

Package corresponds to tmpin2 ?!

What's the actual fmonitor I need. To watch for under 62 degress?!!???

 

[subzer0]

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Originally Posted by highc1157

I am having big issues!

Package corresponds to tmpin2 ?!

What's the actual fmonitor I need. To watch for under 62 degress?!!???

Package in HWMonitor is the temp to watch or check what amd overdrive shows for cores. They're usually very low at idle.