CPUID HW Monitor - Does this look like a power supply issue?


  1. sportsguy
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    CPUID HW Monitor - Does this look like a power supply issue?


    My cpu with an INTEL water cooling system shows 170-180 degrees with no applications open and the virus scanner running over night. . . These voltages don't look right, so is my motherboard dying or is the power supply dying or something else?

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  3. AddRAM
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    You can not trust that software at all, check the bios, and install Core Temp.

    Get rid of HW Monitor.

    Just open up the Bios and watch the cpu temp, it`s the only true reading you`ll ever get.
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