[SOLVED] Idle 100C for 2700x ?

[Benal Mador]

idle 100 C for 2700x not good right?
or it is just a misreading?






https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1Z47C3gYeh-C4h5iznKcG4wcnBVL6tDLh

 

[Benal Mador]

hwmonitor shows differently

https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1iy6jh5tyqezURWJ7-tqbnLZuZu85XppC

 

[Abstuurz]

This part is the thing you're looking for.

 

[1LiquidPC]

I'd stick with Ryzen Master reading. This should match TDie reading in HWmonitor. Also have a 2700X in my HTPC. For an example, my 2700X idles around 38C with push/pull Noctua NH-U9S cooler

 

[InvalidError]

Nothing should be anywhere near 100C at idle, so I'm guessing those sensors are either not physically present or incorrectly mapped, thus producing values that don't make sense.

 

[Benal Mador]

bios cpu temp is 60 c :/
weird
2700x this high ?

 

[Karadjgne]

Bios is different to windows. Bios uses a higher power plan, and is working under loads, windows doesn't until you open a program. Bios temps are always higher than expected.

I prefer HWInfo - sensors only, to Hwmonitor. With Hwmonitor my tmpin4 is +125°C and tmpin6 is -255°C, psu 12v rail is read as 10.1v. Impossible values and still have the pc working.

I love the fact that the fan on auxfanin3 can run at 65K rpm.

 

[InvalidError]

bios cpu temp is 60 c :/
weird
2700x this high ?

The BIOS doesn't have power management, so the CPU is operating with all circuitry powered up regardless of load and gets much hotter at "idle" (actually busy-waiting) than it does in Windows where idle cores get 'parked' which means clocks to most of the core are stopped and all non-essential circuitry gets powered down.