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September 13, 2022 - You may see up to 80~85C peak temp when gaming but during a CB R23 multicore test it may stay even under 70C. If you noticed what I said on post #5, the ASUS "CPU package" temp is equal to HWiNFO's "CPU (Tctl/Tdie)" temp which is in fact like a hot spot temp in the entire CPU package.

September 9, 2015 - ... Press the Sensors button from ... i cant find the freaking gpu cpu temp there ... You need to go to the Sensor settings (the wheel icon on bottom) and select there which items to show in the OSD....

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May 12, 2015 - At that time I looked HWINFO64 and it show CPU temperature at 0°C (two second be‑fore it was 61°C) the other in‑formation in OSD were working, after making alt‑tab and back to desktop, I saw that PC Probe 2 showed a temperature of 224°C... I re‑booted to get in BIOS and when I readed the CPU temperature was at 60°C... Can‑you ex‑plain why HWINFO64 show 0°C and PC Probe 2 (224°C)... What happen ??? Should I not use the two pro‑gram at same time ?

January 2, 2024 - I re-added it but I may not have noticed if it was stuck then. ... Actually I am seeing that CPU Package under the Enhanced section is working as normal. I am thinking I grabbed the DTS one when it lost it before. I will move back to this one, though it still seems like DTS should be reading properly. ... Wow I'm sorry, I just figured it out. I had the main CPU section disabled and it seems DTS averages from there.

January 3, 2026 - You can check the CPU temperature in the BIOS settings (or UEFI after Windows 10), but this method doesn’t provide much value as we don’t have access to the BIOS when we play video games. So 3rd party monitoring software is more useful. There are many monitoring programs, such as HWiNFO, Core Temp, NZXT's CAM, and many others.

SilverAzide wrote: September 29th, 2021, 4:24 pm Definitely not. How is it possible for settings to be reverted? All the settings are in a file, is it somehow being wiped out? Is HWiNFO running? On every reboot I need to open the HWiNFO Sensors window in order to get GPU and CPU info to fully show up.

If you'd like to see your core temps directly in the System Tray, follow the steps below. ... Open HWiNFO from the Start Menu Shortcut. ... Select "Yes" if you see a UAC dialog window. ... With HWiNFO open, click the Gear icon in the bottom left corner. ... From the Sensor Settings window, click the "System Tray" tab. next, select each core, then place a checkmark in the box next to, "Show in tray".

July 20, 2020 - So really there is no need for reporting temp of each individual core. Tctl/Tdie gives you the absolute highest temp on the CPU. The way Intel does it, cannot do that. The readings of each individual core are static, on a specific location of each core and do not represent the highest temp on them.

March 9, 2021 - Hi Martin Some additional information. The issue is intermittent! I suspect the GPU Temp is not consistently displayed after the PC has woken from a Sleep State (C3).

March 30, 2020 - It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. ... I have a AMD RYZEN 5 3600, im just a bit worried about my temps as sometimes it can jump to 60c idle, which one do i follow, tctl/tdie, avg, or tdie thanks ... Ryzen3000 has more than 50 temp sensors around the core Die (CCD). CPU (Tctl/Tdie) is the hotspot of the CPU and its switching (a few hundred times within a sec) between all sensors and report constantly the highest one.

October 1, 2019 - They said HWInfo is close but not accurate as Ryzen Master. I don't like Ryzen Master because it doesn't have a record for minimum and maximum temp like HWInfo and other temp reading software. Might I know what is the reason you can't reply on Ryzen Master SDK? Also, which sensor is for my cpu ...

August 6, 2020 - The CPU (Tctl/Tdie) value is the instant highest temperature among all sensors in the CPU, while the others are filtered and averaged (over a short period) values of certain areas in the CPU (most likely excluding the IOD). ... Thanks. Was just a bit worried because I’ve seen it peak to something like 69*C when downloading a Steam game which, while not beyond reasonable limits, is a bit warm, yeah?

September 21, 2015 - after what happened with me if you have a gigabyte motherboard only use system information viewer if you have asus motherboard only use asus software to monitor temp and voltages after I built my new system I installed hwinfo64 to start monitor my temp and voltages suddenly bomb hwinfo64 alert vc...

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September 9, 2015 - In your screenshot above, if you take the Core #0 readout and Core #0 distance to TJMax readout from the DTS section, you can see that 26c and 74c equal 100c (the rest of the readouts will total 100c too). If you have a Core reading being 50 or 51 degrees under full load / stress / gaming, you're half way from being anywhere near throttling / shut down. So perfectly fine. I'm on Linux myself, but not doing much, my CPU is in the high 40s / low 50s (ultrabook).

November 3, 2019 - The 3700x won't start thermal throttling until it reaches 85°C consistently, so with a temp as read in Ryzen Master of @ 74° to 75°, it doesn't make a difference at all if HWInfo reads high core at 74° and cpu at 77°. You are in mid 70's, not mid 80's. Considering those are gaming temps, not stress/torture temps, your fixation is in the wrong area.

October 8, 2022 - I'd uninstall it immediately, it's well known that CAM uses a high amount of system resources and it's "phone home" practices used to mine personal data are well documented. HWmonitor, just plain sucks. If you want accurate CPU core temp sensor readings I'd suggest trying either HWinfo (Choose Sensors only, disable "Summary") or Core Temp.

March 3, 2024 - Hi, this is the second system I am using HWinfo64 on. I'm using an MSI GE78HW 14900hx 4090 laptop. I have the pro license activated as well. I don't see the CPU/Motherboard and other info. Including temps and clock speeds per core. Even in settings I can't seem to find where to enable it...