What are those temperatures?

[Adi Mafiot]

I've built a pc with motherboard MSI 760GM-P21, CPU AMD FX 4300, RAM 4GB DDR3 1600, GPU Radeon R7 240 2GB for casual gaming like CSGO, World of Tanks and GTA San Andreas. Everything is in place, this is not my first time I deal with these things, I know my way with systems.

The CPU temperature is like 15-25*C on idle and while in load in fluctuates from 50*C to 206*C (yes it reached 206). Usually stays at a maximum of 85*C, but sometimes randomly jumps into 200's.

And also, there are 2 temperatures that I don't know what they mean named TMPIN1 and TMPIN2, which also get high (65*C and 71*C).

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I've never had these high temperatures with Intel, this is the first time I built and AMD system.


Why is that happening?

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[profoundnoah]

That package temp is likely a bugged sensor. If you ACTUALLY had those temps, your solder could melt. TMPIN1 and 2 are just different sensors along the hardware. You should be good to go, as long as you aren't throttling.

 

[hotaru251]

206c is over 400f....if it reached that even for a minute i am sure your CPU would die very fast.

and as stated above your solder would melt. (as common solder in pc parts melts around 190c)

if under warranty i'd return just to make sure its bad sensor.

 

[Adi Mafiot]

But does anyone know what TMPIN1 means? I think it gets too high at 71*C. I know someone with an ivy bridge intel system and TMPIN1 never gets above 30*C.

 

[hotaru251]

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2357862/tmpin-hwmonitor-motherboard.html