[SOLVED] What compoments are these tempurature and why are they so high?

[hoangvip3333]

I just replaced my motherboard, and i check the tempurature with OpenHardwareMonitor to make sure nothing go wrong. Here's the screenshot:

Why is it so high? Should i be concerned?

 

[hoangvip3333]

forgot the spec
ASUS P8H61-MX R2.0
12gb of ram
i5 3475s
1tb hdd
256gb ssd
xigmatek x-power iii 500

 

[alceryes]

I just replaced my motherboard, and i check the tempurature with OpenHardwareMonitor to make sure nothing go wrong. Here's the screenshot:

Why is it so high? Should i be concerned?

OHM isn't being supported anymore.
Download HWiNFO64 and use that instead.

 

[Colif]

I just replaced my motherboard, and i check the tempurature with OpenHardwareMonitor to make sure nothing go wrong. Here's the screenshot:

Why is it so high? Should i be concerned?

Most Asus motherboards have got sensors on them that are always wrong.
Sometimes they show negative figures.
look at the other temps, not even close. I would just ignore them.

 

[Karadjgne]

Nobody has any idea exactly what temp1 or temp2 etc are. Motherboard sensors all have physical addresses, and the problem is that those addresses change with every vendor, every board. So on one board Temp1 is the VRM's, on another its the Sata chipset on another its the Northbridge chipset, but on another the address goes to the SuperI/0 chipset or audio chipset which do not have thermal probes, so you get a false reading. That happens frequently with Asus boards as their addressing system is quite different to most other vendors.

 

[hoangvip3333]

here's the HWiNFO pic, it still show 120 temp but idk if it's legit or not, the software does say it's not gurantee to be valid tho