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Question by Chris M: Motherboard Apparently hot!! Help!? OK so I just bought a new PC: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/electronics-computers/computers-internet/computers/desktop-computer-ratings/models/overview/asus-essentio-cm6850-01-99045265.htm And I was downloading my normal system tools when I opened Speccy, which is like CPUID HW: It read temperatures as follows: CPU- 35 degrees Celsius Motherboard- 70-90 degrees celsius (very hot) CPUID HW read: SYSTIN-28 degrees celsius CPUTIN- 88 degrees celsius AUXTIN- 72 degrees celsius TMPIN3-36 degrees celsius So far i am getting different responses depending on program: So i went into the bios, (which on ASUS's is very easy and you can use a mouse) BIOS stated the temps as: CPU: 87.8 Degrees FARENHEIGHT/ 31 degrees Celsius Motherboard: 73.4 degrees FARENHEIGHT/ 23. Degrees Celsius The heat sink fan is functioning (its the stock one) And the other fan towards the rear of the case is also running I have not noticed any performance lags, i dont think But i am afraid about the temps, what could be going on and why are the reportings different depending on program? Best answer for Motherboard Apparently hot!! Help!?:

Answer by orabus
I really do not see how it is possible to have hotter mobo than cpu unless it's on fire(i'm sure you would have noticed) i would say false readings. I would physically check it myself but the bios temps look correct honestly i wouldnt worry, if you can get access to a temperature probe open it up and check

Answer by Rifter
Don't worry about it. If you CPU overheats it will shut down so it doesn't get damaged.

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