Motherboard temp higher than cpu. Your CPU is throttling.

Motherboard temp higher than cpu Welcome to the official subreddit of the PC Master Race / PCMR! All PC-related content is welcome, including build help, tech support, and any doubt one might have about PC ownership. Upvote 0 Downvote. Skill Ripjaws DDR4 3600MHz 16GB | PSU: Corsair RM850x | Storage: 1TB ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro, 250GB Samsung 840 Evo, 500GB Samsung 840 Evo | Cooler: Corsair H115i Pro It doesn't matters which CPU. I have strange cpu temp reading from many different apps, including CPU-Z, HWiNFO, ASRock My motherboard (MSI-H110m pro vd plus) has higher temp than my cpu (i5 6400) about 5-8 degrees based on Speccy, is this normal? For example at idle my cpu is only at 38c but my mobo is at 44c, while under load is at 65c (cpu) & 71c (mobo). This wouldnt be a huge issue, but my fan curve set in the bios is determined by the Motherboards CPU temperature readings, so it gets quite loud quite fast, even I built my PC not even a week ago and all of the temps were great (CPU sitting under 70 while playing Witcher 3). 2 Ghz and core voltage at 1. Goty When under load, they immediately spike to around 90 degrees C or higher, within the first second or 2. 56c is nothing to worry about. But assuming the CPU core temperature is the actual core temp reported by the CPU itself I'd assume it's much more 'accurate' than the socket temp because the core temp comes from a diode right in the die itself. Its aida64 that is saying that the motherboard is now 72c. Usually, the CPU temp is higher than the Core Temp but that's too big of a discrepancy. 4 Ghz to 4. which one do i use for measurem The max safe temps on these things are about 100C but they are so cheap these days I don't care if the cpu or motherboard or both burn out as long as it's fast. My cpu is saying 55c. There is also some noise on the measurement values. then cool Corsair Link appears to assume that that sensor is reporting a temperature in Celsius, while it might actually be reporting in Fahrenheit for some odd reason. While idle: Under load running RealBench: I though having higher temp on motherboard than CPU was dangerous. 1. I can’t see how you’d have a 35 degree CPU and a 118 degree motherboard without it being a false reading. With drivers under Windows, CPU temperature will become lower. CPU temperature is sometimes confused with "Package" Just got my first build up and running, and while installing Cyberpunk 2077 i noticed on HWmonitor that one of my temps was high (TMPIN4, averaging 88C). What are your system spec's? especially CPU/motherboard/cooler but also case psu and gpu. It is still best to keep it under 80 degrees Celsius, which is the threshold HWMonitor is showing the spike temperature readings whenever the CPU boosts. Thread starter The Hanz; Start date May 18, 2008; Tags Hard Drives Laptops Sound Cards Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar. Most AMD 3000 series owners see an idle CPU temp in the 40s This means adding more case fans, upgrading the CPU cooler, or liquid cooling your GPU, whatever is best for your setup. Sep 6, 2016 Motherboards. I'm 99% sure that motherboards do affect temperature. Share Add a Comment. HWINFO64 only shows 1 motherboard temp at a cool 25c so im really just hoping its some bug that Icue is too lazy to fix. This wouldnt be a huge issue, but my fan curve set in the bios is determined by the Motherboards CPU temperature readings, so it gets quite loud quite fast, even Gaming Build: CPU: Ryzen 7 3800x | GPU: Asus ROG STRIX 2080 SUPER Advanced (2115Mhz Core | 9251Mhz Memory) | Motherboard: Asus X570 TUF GAMING-PLUS | RAM: G. Motherboard temp 70ish degrees Celsius. Jul 18, 2017 #1 Hi, I just upgraded my PC, cpu: fx8350, mobo: asrock 970M pro3, ram 2x8gb ddr3 1866, i'm using corsair H55 cooling system. The software is probably reporting the temperature of the sensor built into the CPU itself. The point is that I think I have made a good choice until I find these temperatures I have b550 Motherboard, 5900x, Bequiet CPU fan, 3080 TUF and an ATX case with 2 more fans. There are a different sensors in a mainboard. BTW: a HUGE IMPORTANT protip to Kraken z63, CPU Temp 10-12°C higher than the true temp from the mobo #QUESTIONS I just got my Kraken z63 and, while everything works, I noticed there's a difference between the true temp from my motherboard and the Kraken itself. And this page gives an even more definitive answer about how package temps. I had the same issues you are having and now my socket temp is only a few degree's higher than my CPU package temp. 176 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature at which motherboard damage can start to occur, according to a The CCD measurement is faster than hwinfo sampling rate, thus Tctl/tdie was measured at a slightly different time (think 1 ms early or later). Ryzenmaster reports an 'average' temperature that levels off the thermal effect of the spikes. When it comes to software - apps can use a different sensor to display your "CPU temperature", it is best to use something more advanced - like HWMONITOR, where you can see all the CPU sensors, not just the one that the software decides is "CPU temperature". If you system does not show it, check if there is a case or exhaust temp and consider memory temp 10% higher. Some people are surprised to see a higher coolant temp when gaming than a Posted by u/suLcs - 1 vote and 1 comment This page has a more assertive answer about it being the temperature of the whole CPU (like the normal CPU temperature of single-core CPUs). Sort by: Top. Sort by I use a 3600xt and was wandering why my CPU is always running ar 4400MHz ( Afterburner, HDinfo, DragonCenter) so I installed Ryzen master, where the CPU runs at about 1500MHz and the Idle Temperature is different, while Ryzeb Master says its Idle temp is between 37 and 50c, Afterburner, HWinfo and Dragon Center show the temp between 50 and high 60c. Both are giving the same temp result. BIOS temps are meaningless and so are iQUE temperatures. Improve this question. Open comment sort options. No matter what, chipset temperature reported by HWInfo shows 60°C when pc boots, slowly climbing to 75°C while idling. Thermal Throttling. Also I see a temperature reading of CPU (PECI) and right below that CPU. CPU temp higher than normal - posted in Internal Hardware: Im using Windows XP. during load my CPU temperature shoots to 99 deg-celcius. Unless you removed any baffles Hello everybody! Recently I built a new computer with 7800X3D and Asus B650E-E motherboard. 0 Motherboard GTX 1060 6GB 12 GBs of RAM Thanks! Solution Karadjgne; Feb 12, 2019; When bios starts, it's running at a high temp because the cpu is under a load, full turbo speed, drivers, post test, everything being hardware tested and worked etc. Your CPU is throttling. To keep it going over 80°C during gaming I had to use 200mm Noctua fan on my side panel ( Temps with CPU overlocked from 3. cpu load in bios can range from 80-100% depending on the mobo, which surprised me (I thought the cpu would be sitting close to idle in Bios. Is there something i should check on the mobo, and at what temps I build my new PC just yesterday and now while testing it I noticed that the Core 1 temps are slightly higher (2-3C°) on idle than the other cores - however during load it equals out with the others or even has lower temps than the others. Share If you go with a tower cooler with heatpipes on the cpu, the heat is raised higher and then pushed out by the fan directly into the fan on the case, so the heatsink on the vrm no longer After I run some burnin program, I got around 46C cpu temp and 48C chipset temp max (I assume 5C differences between the real temps so 51C and 53C, respectively). CPU: AMD R5 5600x | Mainboard: MSI MAG B550m Mortar Wifi | RAM: Temps are around 35°C on idle The rtx 3060 in nitros can go up to 95 watts, cpus in nitros are limited to 56w by the bios, so the gpu is actually the one with higher wattage, vsync limits your fps to your monitors refresh rate, let's just say it's a 60hz monitor, if your game is running at 100+ fps and your screen is only 60hz and you turn on vsync, that will limit the fps to 60 which won't need as much power to run the Motherboard Temp Higher than CPU. There is this weird temperature in HW-Monitor that always has a really high value (around 85-90 degrees celsius). I have barely any idea If my mobo reaches higher than 75 degrees should I worry? I never noticed the temps because I never used aida64 before to check my temps. However, when I do, the temps have recently been going way higher than they had before at the same The external motherboard sensors cannot be used to accurately measure temp of any chip, because they are external. Any ideas or helpers? Ps: Sry for the Bad Picture Quality so i started to test my CPU with userbench mark. May 18, 2008 #1 I've been running my homebuilt system for about a year now and never had this problem CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory ; VRM temperature too high VRM temperature too high. The CPU temp is 67°C, while the CPU Package temp is 78°C. Details CPU : AMD Ryzen 2400g iGPU: vega 11 Mother Board : Asus B450-a Nothing seems to be too out of the ordinary apart from the fact that I've noticed the package temperatures are spiking up in relation to Core #1's temperature. Cpu: Core-i3 10105 Mobo: Bioster H510MX/E 2. to sum it up: icue is 'measuring' around 18 points on my motherboard. Karadjgne Titan. Home. In addition: CAM causes “high” load on cpu. On every setup, the CPU sensor registered a slightly higher temperature at startup than during normal usage. Just the deltas wind up being much closer than they were before. Ish. Thread starter floydberr15a602e1; Start date Mar 9, 2022; F. This one fluctuates less than Tdie because it's getting residual heat, not direct heat. Follow asked Jun 22, 2015 at 4: 06 One thing you may not have known about motherboard care is that a specific temperature range is bad for them – and it’s much higher than you may think. I'm using an AMD 5950x on an Asus crosshair VIII formula, the one with the LCD temperature would be five degrees higher than the CPU temperature. Initially I thought it's just a faulty sensor but the temperature keeps It is rather small for a CPU with a boost profile like the i5-11400F. For example, here I have a screenshot from Armoury Crate. So rather than set your curves based on a CPU stress tester, be sure and align them with whatever things you actually do. May 21, 2015 5 0 4,510. 5ghz with stock cooler Woth 6gb ddr3 ram 1x 500gb seagate 7200rpm hdd 1x 500gb WD 5800rpm hdd Galax gt750ti 2gb oc edition gpu In iball zps 254 psu. But thats also normal behavior for parts of the board under different The only difference other than the motherboard is that I moved from the UK to Italy and the temperatures here are 30 degrees celsius, while in UK they were 20ish. ) Obviously it’s granted that the temps will be higher, but the Remountet the AIO and CPU already. Your 4th Generation i5-4690K does not have this sensor, nor has there been a CPU socket temperature sensor on Intel motherboards since before the first Core 2 processors in 2006. I've tested the temperatures in three different scenarios: even though the Core readings are almost as high as they are during the stress test? cpu; motherboard; temperature; sensors; Share. When the motherboard is powered off, remove the CPU cooler and check whether the thermal grease on the surface of the CPU has hardened. Motherboards. G. Once bios ends and windows starts, windows will override bios settings, uses your At idle, the CPU was usually between the high 40s and the low 50s C. The chipset temp is still higher than the cpu temp and it's odd for me =( even the HS for chipset is smaller. What is T sensor on motherboard? Most motherboards have tiny built-in hardware called T-sensors It seems to me that this motherboard has its own CPU sensor near the socket that would be reporting a higher temperature than the actual cores. BTW, here's the temps at idle and max cpu load (after 4-5 ours burn in test). Liquid cools your CPU because it's cooler, and heat energy flows from the higher temperature object (CPU) toward the lower temperature object (liquid) to try to reach equilibrium. CPU temps reports are interpreted by the motherboard, and from the mother board interpreted by iCue, that could be the problem. In some cases, you may Just got my first build up and running, and while installing Cyberpunk 2077 i noticed on HWmonitor that one of my temps was high (TMPIN4, averaging 88C). That is why your CPU is running The CPU temperature is taken from a sensor under the CPU on the motherboard. P. I would expect it to be the other way around. With a discrete GPU installed, the motherboard heated up, as the GPU temp reached the levels equivalent to the processor . c every few seconds. With high temperature i mean going beyond 100 celsius. floydberr15a602e1 New member. When the PCIe slots were empty, the relevant sensors were between 30 to 40 degrees. It doesn't cover CPU but it does show you motherboard, GPU and storage temps. Feb 24, 2018; Solution #3 4,5,6 are all high. Source: Tom's Hardware My motherboard temp is always at 56-60 Celsius at idle. The core temperatures are reported by the CPU and taken from sensors on the die itself. The difference between those 2 readings is also 10 degrees. New The consequences of high motherboard temperatures can be far-reaching, affecting both immediate performance and the long-term lifespan of your system. That causes higher idle temps than on intel (hence my intro). showing your cpu temp with a +20°C offset Just now, jobe1022 said: a 4790k and my z97 asus sabertooth mark s auto from asus puts 1,35v constant to my cpu and load line to 140 Processor: i9 9900k: Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO Wifi 1. This will usually be higher. Multiple core sensors are telling you that there is a problem. The Hanz Distinguished. " Motherboard doesnt get warm, the temperature of motherboard is stable at 45 celsius. your answer explains a higher-than-idle temperature in the BIOS Which is the question. Asus motherboards are curiously displaying temps. The CPU cores each have a sensor, we have mainboard temperature, so PCH temperature and if your mainboard has temperature sensor that you can place anywhere in the case. In short: the CPU package temps swing big all the time, the radiator coolant temp acts as a heat sink (literally) and maintains its temperature pretty well. This seems to indicate bad thermal contact between the CPU and the block, but the paste looked like it spread evenly when I removed the block. The package temperature is the temperature as read from the sensor inside the CPU. Water temp in the AIO only rises a few degrees, from 26 degrees C to 28 degrees C. i dont know what to do. I've used afterburner to boost the GPU fan and that seems to slow the time between each throttle but not significantly. I do not currently have any games open. Why my motherboard in 1st PC became this hot compared to CPU while the Motherboard of the 2nd PC is same as the temp of the CPU? I ran the system idle for 30 minutes, the temperature The motherboard almost always uses a temp sensor on the motherboard itself, usually under or very near the CPU socket. It seems to me that this motherboard has its own CPU sensor near the socket that would be The temperature of the actual CPU package aka the entire CPU not just the die itself. Stop it. CPU temps are fine between 24 (idle) und 38 degress( on game) Performances gets throttled due to high socket temp. Thread starter srwzxh; Start date Jul 18, 2017; S. It is The CPU Temperature (top) is the temperature of the CPU as detected by the sensor on the motherboard. You 80°C CCD1 temp should not be in red - the default AMD limit is 90°C (AFAIK). 96F equals to 35C, a much more realistic number that also corresponds with what SpeedLink is reporting. That is the additional case heat in play. Upvote 0 Downvote For reference, normally anything higher than 60ish is concerning. Cores #2,#3 and #4 are running at around 60-70, while Core #1 is running at around 70-80. The other is from a sensor on the motherboard, near/in the socket. can any one suggest me a solution. Backplate of the motherboard doesnt feel Hot or warm at all while it runs. The individual cores' temperatures are in red. the simple question I asked is "can motherboard be responsible for rise in CPU temperature too high and if yes then explain it technically how. I would check your case cooling first before suspecting your sensor. Temp #16: 94c, temp #7: 87c. Modern motherboards and processors are designed with built-in safeguards to protect against overheating. 290 V Load CPU - hovered around mid-60 degrees, peaking for moments at low 70 degrees; GPU - ~67 degrees I play Battlefield 1, maxed out all settings on 1440p monitor, and CPU temps don't go higher than mid-50s ***** This sensor reports the temperature to the motherboard, which is one of the CPU’s many functions. 0: Cooling: NZXT Kraken X72 360mm: id shoot the CPU and the temp would be lower than the reported temp in bios and vice versa for the system temp, system temp on the board was ran by the NB. About 2 days of no computer use pass and I boot it up today to notice very high CPU temps while sitting at my desktop (45 -50) when those same temps used to be in the 30s last I used it. By threedyart December 7, 2018 in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory. Finally, stressing the CPU with Aida 64 would put it over the high 70, and stressing the FPU would make it throttle at 85C with even higher peaks. MSI Center Hardware monitor showing cpu core temp too high. What you see in the photo it's CPU temp while running a Cinebench test, so real CPU temp it's indeed the one on top. So it's not unusual to see those CPUs get idle temps in the 40-50°C range even on water. Problem is, the BIOS is setting CPU fan However, both CPU temperature and the fan speed are running properly. There isn't anything People who delid these processors and go direct die cooling still have the same core temp deltas. If it has hardened, A temperature of more than 85 degrees Celsius is too high and can harm your computer’s components. memory does not have a big heat sink. thanks then =D . In hardware info, I can see that my motherboard is reporting the same temps as Core Temp is. I have contacted Asus but much to my surprise (obvious sarcasm), i got no response My CPU idles at an average of 50 degrees with liquid temps of about 30, i have however frequently seen the CPU reach average of 70 degrees under high load and the liquid temperature only increases to about 40 degrees. So I think it could be the Northbridge temp Some people are surprised to see a higher coolant temp when gaming than a straight 100% CPU test. Learn to overclock, ask experienced users The CPU has a bunch of sensors and IIRC, those are really reliable. It's a 10 to 12°C difference. Forums. I should add that I re-mounted my CPU Cooler (be quiet! So Ryzen Master is only showing me the CPU Temp and that is fluctuating from 43-50C. Thermal throttling is controlled by your core temperature sensors. Comparing it to the other temperatures, it is much more likely a misreading/defect than the CPU temp from MOBO way higher than CPU package. You can reduce the temperature of the motherboard by updating the BIOS or by cleaning out the fans. Here are screenshots of the HWinfo data. So most probably the CPU sensor is not calibrated. I provided my google drive link for the images related to my problem. PCH temperature can be higher than all when idle, but when under stress CPU temperature would be hottest. pjavier011 Reputable. The system temperature reading remains fairly constant (+/- 1 degree) even when the Radeon 9800 Pro card and the CPU are working But seems that CPU temp is fucked up anyway, also on BIOS fan software. It seems to me that this motherboard has its own CPU sensor near the socket that would be reporting a higher temperature than the actual cores. 0 Greetings, just finished from installing a new pc with used gpu , and faced strange problem. NZXT cam shows die/hotspot temp, which is higher than the average cpu temp. TMPIN6 sensor Temperature is high using two different Utility software MoBo? CPU? What do you do at that time? Is it at idel or at load? Upvote 0 Downvote. I just used the above motherboard and noticed that the pch temperature is higher than my friends are using, specifically mine is 66 degrees Celsius for normal work, and my friends only have 50 with games, even lower All my other temps are fine under load, CPU goes up to about 40-45C (30C~ idle) and my GPU is usually no higher than 73C (50C-60C, fans don't seem to run when idle?). Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX X-570 E Gaming They are usually pretty different. Jul 16, 2008 23,934 5 74,965. The only closest temp is TMPIN8 at 68C, but CPU, GPU and rest of mobo is fine. Overclocking . What If the Motherboard Is Still Overheating. c peaking to almost 90. As temperatures rise, several adverse effects may manifest. That’s my guess too. Stressing CPU, GPU and RAM are the main causes of the rest of the computer gets hot. Hardware. Most of which are fine, but some arent - eg. Edit - i used AIDA64 Extreme after which i found motherboard - 62C CPU - 75C CPU Diode - 60C GPU Diode - 56C while gaming ASUS B85M-G R2. Motherboard temp is largely irrelevant unless you see it spike super high which indicates a major issue somewhere. Top. would be higher than the package The motherboard's CPU temperature is in green. I noticed that the CPU temperature in idle in Gigabyte Control Center is at 30°C, within a few seconds it jumps to 45°C, 60°C, 75°C and ten seconds later it is back at 42°C. The Wraith kept it a "cool" 91°C. Motherboards are not prone to get hot, normally a few degrees higher than ambient when computer is idle, and <70c under load. Best. The stock cooler is also quite inadequate. Hardware Hub. Can the quality of the motherboard impact the temperature of the CPU? Getting high temps with 11600k/MSI B560M Pro I've also noticed my thermals are much much higher than before. . So this may be hotter than the CPU is actually running, so don't freak out if this runs a little higher than the below sensors. It's the Motherboard Chipset underneath the GPU that is idling at 70C. They are not all bad. I initially thought that maybe I hadn't applied I recently made a big upgrade (including a Kraken AIO), and I am getting temperatures that are higher than what I’m used to from the older CPU (with an OG Wraith cooler. TJ Hooker BIOS temperatures are less than core temperatures. T. May 18, 2008 2 0 18,510. Temperatures in core temp & Occt are all ten degrees higher than in Real Temp I am wondering if this sensor number 11 is really a core and not a VRM or something else. I would assume if you were really at 118 you’d be having some serious issues. When gaming, it would reach up to 70 sometimes. Thanks! amd software displays cpu temperature as what seems to be the CPU cores temperature in HWmonitor, and motherboard software displays CPU temperature as the CPU package temp in HWmonitor, plus, alot of times CPU package temp is 5-10 degree higher than CPU cores temp. My normal startup temp has been about 115 Farenheit, however, today I noticed after a cold startup it was about 140. Taking overclocking too far will cause the CPU or RAM to I am reporting to have higher than usual temperature readings on my motherboard sensors. However, when monitoring motherboard temperature, you should keep an eye on three separate temperature ranges. If there is any sort of physical separation between the FET die(s) and wherever the temperature is being sensed from, the FETs' temperature can be much higher than reported and may be damaging the motherboard. As others stated all ready, AM4 Hi, I built my very first PC for work/gaming with intel i7-10700k, MSI Z490 GamingEdge motherboard and MSI MAG CORELIQUID 240R AIO in a NZXT h510 case. The fans will spin up when the Core / Package temperature readings of HWiNFO are at 80 degrees. CPU, System, MOS, Chipset, PCIE_2, or M2_1 Angolmagyar, Intel hasn't used an analog thermal sensor for "CPU" temperature since the 1st Generation Core i processors. Lay off the drugs. Rule of thumb is that no computer hardware should get hotter than 90c under load. Software like Prime95 will run your CPU flat-out, and I've seen CPUs (particularly my 12900KS) hit thermal throttling limits (100 degrees C) even with a 360mm AIO cooler. In fact, I'm worried now that the motherboard's temperature sensors are either broken, or unreliable. For a free one, try Speccy. Duh. GhislainG Titan. Mostly my system crashed during this bench mark test. Gigabyte GA-78LMT S2 motherboard, Amd fx6300 3. Dec 26, 2012 30,760 4,579 142,790. It is normal that CPU temperature under BIOS show higher than temperature show under operating system. The reason is that there are no drivers under BIOS that will allocate the energy more efficiently. So last night I checked the temp and I'm getting an steady 115 degrees C on my motherboard, never seen temps so high before, usually I would have it between 30 and 45 degrees, what confuses me is the fact that everything else: cpu, gpu seems to be fine, having 35 degrees as average, so I dont know why this is happening or whats causing it, Pls help. As the board processes the commands, it interacts with the PC components, including the CPU, GPU, RAM, Hard Drive, and so on. but cpu temp is fine (never above 25-30 Celsius at idle) I have tried to check the temp through HWinfo and speccy. Mar 28, 2016 #13 You can see in this review of the AMD Wraith cooler that the VRM area is 40-50°C higher than the CPU. after install the windows immediately installed the speccy app to see the cpu and used gpu temp , but I surprised with the motherboard was 122 C !!! under the motherboard section : motherboard (cpu Dear Sirs, I recently purchased an ASUS TUF GAMING B550-Plus motherboard after much analysis between B450, X570, B550 motherboards. My best guess is a faulty sensor. but not temperatures without 1 C of SuperPi. Your CPU voltage is too high. Get HWinfo or aida64 and check that. Seen it on bare die 9900K's. Joined Mar 9, 2022 Messages 1. The more data flows through the parts, the more el If your motherboard temperature is going beyond 80 degrees Celsius, then it is too high. The only 3. Generally the package temperature sensor is higher than the motherboard CPU sensor due to proximity to the source of heat. while rendering also my system continuously crashed. I even see a sensor number 13, for a 12 core processor. I suggest a larger cooler. I used a Corsair XTM50 thermal paste that I got from [SOLVED] Motherboard's "CPU Socket" temp is very high, but CPU temp is low ? Thread starter kashewnutt; Start date Nov 11, 2021; Tags cpu High but I recently noticed that the temp for my motherboard's "CPU I used probably 3 or 4 zip ties to solidly secure the fan resting on the top of my motherboard so that part of the fan would blow air under the motherboard and the rest is blowing on the vcore heat sink. You might also check the stock voltage When your PC performs tasks and runs apps and programs, it sends several commands to its central circuit board or the motherboard. What’s a normal Motherboard temperature, and when should you be worried? but most likely some of them will be named according to a fixed location on your Motherboard. are unreliable and only the core temperature is relevant (which makes sense since the core temp. Once T-socket reflected a higher temperature (due to sustained CPU load), it would take a bit longer for this temperature to drop, whereas Tdie had already dropped, as the load had gone. Question Lenove Thinksystem pcie without adapter The optimal temperature for CPU on the other hand, can be higher than a motherboard because it is designed with a dedicated heatsink. Ambassador. srwzxh Member. I have MSI Pro Z690-A Wifi DDR4 motherboard with a Intel - Core i7-12700K cpu and a Lian Li Galahad 360 RGB cpu water cooler with the LGA1700 bracket. It appears that Temp #1, temp #6 and temp #11 are the ones reporting the highest temperatures while all the other temperatures are okay (my opinion). Latest posts. CPUID always gave me higher temps than reality. My fans are working the pump is working, the AIO seems well seated and there is little dust in the radiator. If you close it completely, the temp drops. rlsajs dulqua stwc sfgtdb eqbw szcwbz fplcgy shtped pzbix rcq