EPYC Rome ES CPU temperature

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HWinfo sensors: CPU Die (average) is IMHO nonsense. in the IPMI sensor page is nothing hot.

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Thanks for the important picture, may cpu is B0 stepping and the temp in ipmi is not as high as the die average, from you picture I see your CPU also high in this die average temp, so I think it's probably because of the ES stage CPU.
 
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Ok, but EPYC with windows and running hwinfo is hard to find.
If it helps... I'm running a Production Sample EPYC 7252 on bare metal here under Windows 10 1809. Noticing a similar trend with the CPU Die (Average) temp accordingly which may point to this not being an ES exclusive issue or even specific to 7452/7502 for that matter. There is barely any load on the CPU at the moment.

I would be happy to lend myself to any further testing needed.

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Well, then this seems to be an issue of the SMU which calculates such a high average value.
There's a new feature in works now, which is currently just waiting for AMD's approval: per-core temperature monitoring. If this gets approved (which I expect/hope to happen in the next couple of days), it would give you a better insight into individual temperatures to confirm what's correct and what isn't.
 
Hi, I know this topic has been quit for a while but I have run into the same issue with an AMD Epyc 7302p that I purchased from Ebay. This is from running Prime 95 with only 5 cores (10 threads) (of 16/32). This only causes 82W consumption and the highest core temp is 52.7C, yet the average is 95.3C. Since there aren't that many Epyc systems running on Windows apparently, I thought I'd share a screenshot.

Has there been any news on this since 2021?
Is this average reported by the CPU or this calcualted within HWiNFO?

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Sorry, no news. Looks like a problem in the CPU firmware (SMU).
Try to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version if that will help.
 
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