Is 115 degrees C ok for a motherboard temp?

[roboshaw123]

My system has 16gb ram, i7 processor (liquid cooled) a 980 EVGA superclocked graphics card and a z97-k mobo.

Is 115 for the mobo ok? It is alarming me but the system is running fine, with the cpu at 32


Celsius

 

[turkey3_scratch]

It is utterly extremely high, but it might be an inaccurate temp reading. See this http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2420173/motherboard-temperature-high.html I would be cautious though and take precautions as shown in that link.

 

[scout_03]

from where did you get this temp check in the bios what it read for motherboard temp .

 

[itmoba]

I'd assume that the sensors are wrong. Open up the PC and if it feels like an inferno, then, the sensors are right and you now have a veritable means to heat up your mug of coffee, especially considering that water boils at 100° C. In other words, something is defective or you're doing something wrong!

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Open up the PC and if it feels like an inferno...

If he doesn't return, we'll know why.

 

[SinxarKnights]

Its a known issue with Asus boards. It just means there is no temp sensor there.

 

[itmoba]

Open up the PC and if it feels like an inferno...

If he doesn't return, we'll know why.

True, but if s/he doesn't return for some "unfortuitous reason" then this thread will have effectively been solved.

Defective computer accident - User = No way for the user to complain about their "early ending" disappointment 😉.

 

[roboshaw123]

http://prntscr.com/8pgdk9

it is showing as being 117, and it fluctuates 1-5 degrees. I am not sure what to do!

 

[seeingeyegod]

He needs the fan in my computer that for some reason monitoring software thinks is running at 50,000 RPM

 

[scout_03]

use this on sensor page and report result here http://www.hwinfo.com/download.php