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- [SOLVED] CPUID HWMonitor temps ok? no idea how to read this.
Min (minimum temperature recorded since HWMonitor started) Max (maximum temperature recorded since HWMonitor started) I'm going to assume the temps above are whilst idle low load 30-35 degrees is very cool No issues at all Then under load you will want to keep them below 80 degrees effectively
- Have any experience with HWMonitor? - Toms Hardware Forum
Any piece of software might have a glitch with a particular chipset; to me, unless there was some known issue with an HWMonitor and the X79 chipset (doubtful, as one would suspect the software would have been corrected many years ago,as the X79 board was is widely used for the last 8 years), it is (in my opinion) more likely a motherboard sensor sensor path issue (or even a missing sensor that
- HWMonitor Readings (CPU temps vs Package temps?) - Toms Hardware Forum
So I just overclocked my FX-6300 to 4 2GHz @ 1 3v (not final, hoping to get it higher), and I did a quick stress test using Prime95 to check out the temps (using HWMonitor), and to make sure it's somewhat stable When I started the test, I quickly found out that I wasn't sure what to look at for
- What is utilization limit and power limit in hwmonitor under . . .
Hello i have a gtx 1070 fe edition and i was playing witcher 3 for 1 hour the max temp of cpu is 49 so great on the gpu it is 78 at max i dont knoe if it is good or no i mean hot or no but from what i know it is a good temp and normal for the fe edition card but now what is the utilization limit
- [SOLVED] - HWMonitior, Speccy, and CPUID issues - Toms Hardware Forum
well, after three days of wondering what the heck was going on i did ANOTHER restart on my PC, after using CCleaner to clear the cache and registry, and ran Malawarebytes, and restarted two days after that, and now suddenly, all three softwares (HWMonitor, CPU-Z, and Speccy) are all reading everything properly so if anyone ever has any issues with this, run the registry cleaner, clear the
- How do I read my CPU readings from HWMonitor?
Your motherboard is reporting a few temperatures - not sure exactly where those are coming from, but a little Google might help (or maybe someone here or even over on the HWMonitor forum might be able to explain it) I'm wondering if the CPUTIN is perhaps monitoring in the area of VRM - the only place I'd think such a high temperature could exist
- [SOLVED] Cpu temps not showing up and CPU-Z Error
They are probably caused by the same thing, my CPU Temps and fan speeds stopped showing up on CPU HWMonitor app, even tho everything was looking correct there was obviously something wrong with my sensors or something Tried restarting the PC and going to BIOS and everything looks fine Can see CPU temperatures fan speeds etc
- are these normal voltage readings? (cpuid) - Toms Hardware Forum
If CPUID HWMonitor or HWMonitorPro doesn't properly support the sensor chip on your motherboard you will end up with erroneous readings or missing PSU output rails Try using a better monitoring utility Even the one that came with your motherboard would be more trustworthy than HWMonitor
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