I know the image is poor, sorry about that, but you folks can read it, Is this legit? What’s MHz are these ? My cpu is humble, i5 10400f Thank you all for the opinions.
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I remember back in the 1st gen Ryzen days HWMonitor used to be way off! How accurate is it nowadays! It always reports my 5950x hitting up to 80c while gaming with an Aorus AIO 360mm rad!
I recently built a new pc and I left HWMonitor running in the back ground while I used it today for gaming and general use to see what sort of max temperatures and power draw I was getting. I'm running a completely stock ryzen 2600 which is advertised as having 3.9Ghz max boost clock.
When I was reading through today it says one of my cores max clock was 4580Mhz.
Is HWMonitor known to read wrong or have I got very lucky with my cpu?
Proof: https://imgur.com/19VFwYo
BRAND NEW PC BY THE WAY, NOT EVEN A FEW WEEKS OLD.
SPECS:
12700kf
4070 Ti ZOTAC
32GB RAM 3600Mhz
MSI B660M MAG Mortar,
RM850x Corsair 80 Gold PSU
970 EVO 1TB SSD Z
NZXT Flow case
Hello everyone. Ive been getting some bad fps in all of my games aka not what is projected in certain videos or even near their perforance. I decided to download userbenchmark and run tests in which it looked very normal. I also ran 3dmark in which also looked VERY normal. When i go to play any games, the fps isnt even near what it should be. In fact, my gpu usage and cpu usage are usually very low unless im running high fps in the main menu or looking up in the sky in certain games. Im a very comp player so i put fps infront of looks in every game i play. I mainly play rainbow six siege, rocket league, Overwatch and Fifa 23. In most games, im getting less then my friends im which one of my buddies has a 3070ti, 12700k with less ram and weaker PSU and is running the same resolution as me (1440p). I have a 240hz monitor only bc im an insane competitive gamer lol. But it runs 1440p. My problem is, when i compare my HW CPUID monitor to my task manager, the Usage with cpu are completely different. Most times, my cpu barely even hits 5% on HW Monitor while gaming. It seems that no matter what settings i run my FPS doesnt change that much. I also find it weird that i have 1 P-Core that maxes out and all the rest are quite low. I optizmize all my games, no vsync, drivers updated, everything in control panel is optimized. I have been playing games competitively for YEARS (over 7 years). Ive never once had an issue like this. Is there any fix to my problem?
HWMonitor is tell me that the temp of my CPU is at 97 degrees Celsius, or 206.6 degrees Fahrenheit. I really doubt that my CPU is running over 200 degrees and still in a solid form.
Edit: I have an APU, but the graphics part of it is only running at 45 degrees Celsius
That seems a bit high but i would think it would be possible if you have bad airflow or alot of dust in your system, im sure it could still operate at that temperature without instantly being destroyed, atleast for some period of time.
I use Realtemp for my CPU temps and GPU-Z for my GPU temps
It's as reliable as your sensors' ability to communicate temps correctly.
I don't know if this is the right sub for this question because I'm not sure if its hardware-related but here it goes.
I suddenly noticed low fps in games a month ago, mostly Battlefield (any one) and Squad, which was resolved by restarting the computer each time.
I tried everything. Updating my drivers using DDU (safe mode), updating my BIOS, reseating my RAM and GPU, switching off fast startup, switching to high performance power plan, etc.
And, by accident, I've been getting better fps by having both ISLC and HWMonitor running in the background. Now, I understand how ISLC can help with memory leaks, but why is HWMonitor helping me with fps?
Here are my specs:
CPU: i7 10700k
Board: ROG STRIX B460-H Gaming
GPU: EVGA GTX 1070 Ti
RAM: 32GB @ 2400MHz (Just one stick)
PSU: EVGA Supernova 850 G2
Drive: m.2 SSD for OS and some games, some other games are installed on a SATA SSD.
Any help would be appreciated.
Why use one over the other? Or both the same?
On Ryzen master, it displays my temperatures for my CPU to be lower (about 40-50C idle) contrasting that to CPUID HWMonitor showcasing it to be 10C higher (50-60C); is one more accurate than the other?
I have a AMD 5950X and AMD Ryzen Master says my idle temp is 33C while HWMonitor says my idle temp is 43C. I don't know which one to trust.
I want to download HWMonitor but is it a valid site?
Just a quick question when I look up hw monitor I see a few downloads such as cpuid and some others and I don’t know what one is official so could someone tell me what’s the official one
I recently had a computer crash, it is insanely hot outside, I think my computer crashed due to overheating, and i wanted a program to monitor that. I've looked this up a couple times and I've seen HWMonitor multiple times, but is it a safe non-virus program?