hi guyz i know this might sound so noob... anyway i am confuse here what is the correct way to read the cpu temperature on CPUID hardware monitor..

i see some people say that TMPIN0 is the cpu temperature while others might say that TMPIN1 is the cpu temperature...so which one is the correct one?

im also using gigabyte easytune 6 to monitor my hardware and i found out that, the closest temperature that approximately equal on each other is the TMPIN1 compared to cpu temperature on gigabyte easy tune 6...can i just rely on that?

note: i cannot check core temperature on CPUID hardware monitor bcoz i have unlock my additional cpu cores and for that the core temperature has been disabled by the system automatically...

This post has been edited by cardin: Jul 3 2011, 07:57 PM


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y don you used coretemp? this is much easy to check.

yeah, use coretemp. it got installer and portable version too

i do try core temp...its the same thing...i cannot check my core temperature as i already unlock additional cores in my processor so the temperature has been disabled automatically...



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TMPIN0 or TMPIN1...both are correct.
its different on board manufactures/models....

Have you try Real temp??

so thats mean i need follow my gigabyte easytune 6? which is approximately equal to TMPIN1 reading?
the things that make me confuse here is because when i try to lock back my additional cores from x4 to x2 my reading on core temp shows approximate value as TMPIN0..so which is which?



unfortunately "the processor detected is not supported"

1. get bios temp.
2. try Everest Ultimate

:::You will notice the CPU will get alot hotter once games are being played for a fair while, but your boards temp will increase about >5C underload.

How about Speccy?

so sad there is no cpu temperature at all..i only manage to see mobo temperature...



from my observation, according to speccy mobo temperature is at 39 degress celcius and so do easytune 6 which is the TMPIN0 but the everest state that mobo temperature is at 49 degress celcius which is the TMPIN1

for cpu temperature speccy fail to show any indication while easytune 6 showing 48 degrees celcius which is approximately equal to TMPIN1 and to make it more complicated the everest shows that TMPIN2 is the cpu temperature at 51 degrees celcius...haha

waaa...it becomes a lot more confusing now!!



This post has been edited by cardin: Jul 5 2011, 05:23 AM

haaa..you must know the diffrerent Core temp Vs CPU temp...(google it)

take a look at this. a really big difference...same motherboard with Phenom IIx6 1055T


so your temp read..
TMPIN0 - motherboard temp
TMPIN1 - CPU temp

alrite, so in this case my easytune 6 is right no more doubt.. thanks a lot guyz... anyway just wondering what are the max temperature for my mobo..if im not mistaken previously the TMPIN0 sometimes not to say at all time, it reach up about 90+ degrees celcius after playing the flight simulator game..is that normal?

i believe if you go those mobo official website there's some utilities such as Asus mobo that can allow you to tweak and monitor it yourself... enjoy.

once u unlock CPU core, CPU temp automatically cant detect la...

that waht happen to all AMD user...

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Added on July 6, 2011, 10:21 ami bet u use X2 560BE transform to X4 B60 rite?

This post has been edited by adie82: Jul 6 2011, 10:21 AM

i think its just bugs. happen to me sometimes....but very-very rare.