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What are these temps? 127*C?

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I was running Orthos and Prime95 simultaneously to check temps and ran across this temp in HWMonitor. What are those three temps, and why is that one at 127*C?
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TMPIN2 is a "dead" sensor. It's on the chip, but isn't connected to anything. That's why the strange readings. Don't care about it, you're fine.
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Wouldn't it shut down if it were really taht hot?
The sensor seems to be functioning. Right now it is ~64*C.
But it ain't..TMPIN2 gives wrong readings cause it's not connected, so it can show "normal" temps or extreme temps at random times..
shows expected idle temps, or extreme temps.. non of them are right, you can just ignore the readings.

Just try Googeling it as well, and you'll get loads of hits from people reporting the same issue...
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OK, I found a bunch of threads that all say the same. I don't smell anything burning, so it should be okay

So what are the other two temps, TMPIN0 and TMPIN1?
Are there any programs to monitor SB/NB/PWM temps?
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That used to happen on my 9950 and A79A-S its normal. If you check AOD there will be a bogus temp also.
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HWMonitor gives out some funky readings sometimes it said one time my cpu fan was running @ 80,000 RPM's and my 12v @ 1.2v and its read my core temps as high as 150C. Its just a buggy program with certain motherboards
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You're ok man.. anything at that temp would have been gone by now anyway, so just like the others have said, its HWmonitor playing tricks on you with some wrong readings.
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Originally Posted by spaceballsrules View Post
So what are the other two temps, TMPIN0 and TMPIN1?
I believe that one is the motherboard temp and the other i'm not to sure about.
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