2nd ASUS X299 Apex/Intel i9-9940x with Custom water loop/7H-Prem-x64/Corsair 450D case/Ram Trident-z 3600C16 4x8gb / Samsung970Evo plus 500gb SSD/Dual ssd EZ swap evo/PSU EVGA SuperNova 1200w-P2 80+Platinum/GPU Titan Xp /8-ML-140 on push-pull on 2-280GTX rads
2nd ASUS X299 Apex/Intel i9-9940x with Custom water loop/7H-Prem-x64/Corsair 450D case/Ram Trident-z 3600C16 4x8gb / Samsung970Evo plus 500gb SSD/Dual ssd EZ swap evo/PSU EVGA SuperNova 1200w-P2 80+Platinum/GPU Titan Xp /8-ML-140 on push-pull on 2-280GTX rads
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I prefer MSI AB,and also use Speccy,both of them report the same temp (or just 2 degree different).
So i ran GTAV for 30min and the max temp was 88c,however opened the case and touched the heatsink,it was almost cold,the GPU was a bit hotter than the CPU(by touching both heatsinks for the GPU and the CPU stock fan's heatsink when the game was running),so it might be the sensor ? but how can i know for sure,and where is the sensor located at ?
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My Computer
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Build
OS
Windows 7 Home Premium
CPU
Intel Core i7 4790
Motherboard
Asus MAXIMUS VII RANGER z97
Memory
Kingston HyperX Beast 16GB 2400Mhz
Graphics Card(s)
Gigabyte 970 4GB G1 GAMING
Monitor(s) Displays
LG 23 Cinema 3D 1080p
Screen Resolution
1920x1080 60Hz
Hard Drives
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD / WD Blue 500GB HDD / Seagate 1TB HDD USB
The sensor in built in the CPU. There is no way to replace it.
Sometimes the software that reads the sensor isn't correct. On BIOS you get a more accurate measure.