high temperatures

[mr bluesky]

“Problem” is-different temperatures.
3rd party software(HW Monitor) shows very high temperatures to cpu and system:
CPU:Core#0 +55C-idle and +70C load
Core#1 +46C-idle and +60C load
Core#2 +52C-idle and +65C load
Core#3 +58C-idle and +70C load


EasyTune6:
system temperature:+39C idle and +46C load
cpu temperature: +33C idle and +39C load


gpu +51C idle and +68C load


BIOS vF11:
System temperature +39C idle and +45C load
cpu temperature: +33C idle and +39C load


Question is:Should I believe 3rd party software or EasyTune6/BIOS information?


Softaware:windows 7 64bit home premium
My hardware:

Motherboard:Gigabyte EP45-UD3LR
CPU:Intel Q8200 2.33ghz-CPU Cooler Zalman CNPS7000-Cu
Graphcard:Gigabyte GTX470 SOC 1280mb
RAM:8GB Kingston ddr2 800mhz
PSU:Cooler Master GX 750W
Case:Cooler Master HAF 912+ fans:2x200mm+2x120mm

 

[The Howling Wolves]

Core Temp

Check this one out mr bluesky.

 

[mr bluesky]

Thank you-i have tried these softwares:
Core temp
HWMonitor
PC Wizard
Real Temp
So why there is so big difference between software/BIOS information???:devil:

 

[The Howling Wolves]

I can only assume that each software package has its own way of measuring temps.
They all are in it to make money. Even if it is only a small piece of the pie.
A good example of this ...........Why are there so many AV programs out there?
You could go on and on about comparing apples to oranges but I am sure you get the point.

You might want to check on Power Supply and fan speed if you think you are in danger. IMHO

 

[mr bluesky]

Oh yeah... money is The God these days
"Money, it's a gas
Grab that cash with both hands
And make a stash"
-pink floyd

 

[Wordsworth]

Per Howling Wolves post, if you Google "diode vs. socket CPU temps" you'll find some articles that may inform.