Jamesmazon
New Member
Hello,
I've been monitoring the temperatures for the cores using HWiNFO and i've noticed that on idle it reads an average of 37 C, which is about 10 C less than the bios readings for the cores. Also there's an entry on the sensors page called CPU package, i've noticed that on idle it gives me about the same temperatures i get on the bios in the CPU temperature field. Also in the section called IT8728F on the sensors page there are some entries which i don't understand, they seen different from the entries i've seen in some pictures from other users of HWiNFO. There's an entry called temperature 3. The value displayed (28 C) seems consistent with the one i get for an entry called CPU on another software, but i'm not sure what it actually reads. Also i can't find an entry for +5V. My motherboard is a GA-H61M-DS2. I would like to know whether it's supported and if it's normal to get these kind of temperature readings. Also could someone please explain to me what's the CPU package temperature. Is it the same as Tcase?
Thank you
I've been monitoring the temperatures for the cores using HWiNFO and i've noticed that on idle it reads an average of 37 C, which is about 10 C less than the bios readings for the cores. Also there's an entry on the sensors page called CPU package, i've noticed that on idle it gives me about the same temperatures i get on the bios in the CPU temperature field. Also in the section called IT8728F on the sensors page there are some entries which i don't understand, they seen different from the entries i've seen in some pictures from other users of HWiNFO. There's an entry called temperature 3. The value displayed (28 C) seems consistent with the one i get for an entry called CPU on another software, but i'm not sure what it actually reads. Also i can't find an entry for +5V. My motherboard is a GA-H61M-DS2. I would like to know whether it's supported and if it's normal to get these kind of temperature readings. Also could someone please explain to me what's the CPU package temperature. Is it the same as Tcase?
Thank you
