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Not much will change the situation, I’ve done a lot of swapping round, so much so I’ve had to pay out for a gpu riser, I went for the CORSAIR Premium PCIe 3.0 seems to work on pcie 4.0 at 3.0 speeds I haven’t got anything to test 4.0 speeds... I believe my riser was also revision two, revision...

Ran a test with furmark on the latest bios : Version 1201 2019/12/0314.93 MBytes ROG CROSSHAIR VIII HERO BIOS 1201 01. Fix a compatibility issue with the ASUS-ESTX II-0074 sound card 02. Update TCGStorageSecurity Module to support TCG Pyrite 2.0 Devices. and these are the results : Even with...

the image you uploaded is to blurry to see the temps and what it was before and after? I don’t believe I should have to replace the paste on my motherboard to get the results others are getting, a novice computer engineer wouldn’t do it, my system is together now, so it would require me taking...

the X570 hero doesn’t allow any airflow to the chipset fan, because the 16x pcie lane is in line with the chipset fan so any graphics card is going to block airflow to it, so trying to do better airflow in my case is dumb, because the design is dumb, I also have an AIO bringing air in from the...

that isn’t real world you have fans blowing at it and it’s open? Not even in a case? - anyway I don’t come here to argue with people... just to supply evidence

I've done some testing, I left the computer off all night, turned it on and opened HWInfo64, after just 12 minutes the chipset went from 46c to 77c after 47 minutes of sitting at the desktop the chipset hit 84c, I believe this is idle temp after that i ran FurMark and got it to 93c...

I am really annoyed with the reviews of the X570, it’s clear to me that board manufacturers and amd, don’t want consumers to know what the real temperatures are of these boards chipsets it’s not listed in Gigabyte’s software or ASUS’s software, and reviews of these boards are all on test benches...

This isn't just a X570 aorus master problem, I'm seeing the same temps on a X570 crosshair hero, both these boards have Wifi integrated maybe that needing pci lanes is heating up the amd chipset more than boards with out, I have a 980 ti gpu above the chipset fan in the 1st pcie slot, my ram is...

Here’s the changes between both after 4 minutes 40ish seconds

The rpm of the fan does not seem to connected to what your program says the chipset is, I would expect it to be going crazy at 85c but it’s whisper quiet

There’s two chipset temperatures one that doesn’t show in the bios is worrying me, as it’s high, I see a noticeable change in rpm for the fan and can hear it when changing the setting however I don’t see any change in the temperature only found in your program I do see a change in the chipset...

I also have 3 SATA drives plugged in removing the capture card doesn’t change the chipset temperature

everyone else is using the lower chipset temperature when testing the boards, so it makes it very hard to work out if this is normal

Oh really? I didn’t know? I’ve tried high performance / balanced / and quiet all give me the same temperature and the fan is spinning faster on changing the setting

I see, but all other boards aren’t showing the real temperature so what do we believe

The number is so much higher than the other chipset reading, are all boards hiding this information by simply not having a direct chipset reading Off topic @Martin - do you know what the tjmax temperature is for X570 chipset and if this is normal?

1st of all congratulations on making a hardware monitoring program thats better than open hardware monitor and CPUID HWMonitor! amazing work and from what I can tell, costs nothing ? however I have concerns, regarding this chipset temp, gigabyte say they dont know what it is, and im seeing...