CPU is 0 dgree?

Blindeagle

Blindeagle

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I got an i5 4670k with an msi z87-g45 motherboard and its reading my temps for the motherboard fine in the bios but in the bios my cpu temps are at 0, i went into windows and it says temps for cpu is at 30, i just got this comp etc so i have not overclocked at all
 
not sure i mean i turned it on once and it read the tem;s fine, i had to swap some sata cables around, i came back and its just reading the cpu temps at 0, i willl update bios and see what it says
 
I wouldnt worry tbh.

if its fine in windows then id just ignore it. short of resetting the bios or updating it there isnt much you can do.

Try a stress test such as prime 95 to ensure it stays within the safe temperature range.
 
Blindeagle said:
I got an i5 4670k with an msi z87-g45 motherboard and its reading my temps for the motherboard fine in the bios but in the bios my cpu temps are at 0, i went into windows and it says temps for cpu is at 30, i just got this comp etc so i have not overclocked at all
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I had the same problem with my FX8350 :o

The issue was solved after clearing the BIOS DMI with a reflash of the same BIOS.
 
I am going to try that but one other thin it so says my ram is running at 1333 when my ram I brought says my speed is 16000, could the be the problem ?
 
Set the DRAM setting to a XMP profile. This will change the a RAM to 1600mhz. Most Bios' will set the RAM to 1333mhz at stock.

Try pulling the battery out for 10 minutes, that will cure it.
 
Ok I tried that but still no temps in bios , but if I go into bios advanced it dose show the temp for the CPU , but not at the start , really weird
 
just keep a temp checking application running in the background all the time mate (set it so that it starts up with windows and sits nice in your taskbar at bottom of screen), that way you are able to constantly monitor the temps, I personally use AIDA64 extreme edition (the latest edition), works a treat and I don't even see any impact it has at all on the system resources etc, still aint right though that the bios says "0" degrees, but as others have said and you have also updated the bios too I don't think you need to think or worry about it, why not email msi to see if they can help you directly if the board is under warranty, or if your still not happy with that and the board is under warranty you could always return it etc, up to you though.
 
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