Which temps should I trust?

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  1. hatehereyes
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    Now that I know watching the core temps aren't too important as I have the overall CPU temp, I don't need to worry about load temps too much.
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  3. nostaw5
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    smarteyeball said:
    You can always cross check with AIDA64 - choose the app that agrees with aida.



    nostaw5 said:
    Its my opinion but all times i have used speedfan (laptops and desktops) the temps have been all wrong (-130 110c etc)

    but thats my results.
    It's picky with the chipsets it supports. But yeah, when it gets it wrong - it gets it wrong. But when it's right - it's right.

    I recommend personally CPUID Hardware Monitor (from the makers of CPU-Z) and GPU-Z for my graphics card monitoring
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