i think a false positive 128c 7800x3d

[Yrkoon]

i ran the new benchmark for 3d mark the other night and afterwards had a look at open hardware monitor and it said my max cpu temp hit 128c........

im no expert but wouldnt my pc be on fire at that point or at least my cpu knackered, i immediatly ran cinebench and temps on hardware monitor said around 79c with all cores maxxed out on the multi core test.

im guessing a false positive, also a fairly new install of win 10 from when i built this comp, max thats reported tonight after a night of gaming is 77.1c

also it shows some of my ssd's and nvmes as generic ones, new comp teething issues? or is my version of hardware monitor borked lol

 

[ltron]

It is a false positive, your PC would have shut down if it had actually reached that temperature.

 

[Yrkoon]

It is a false positive, your PC would have shut down if it had actually reached that temperature.

phew thats what i thought, thank you, i was crapping it and in my bios trying to find a shutdown temp setting lol

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[Tetras]

or is my version of hardware monitor borked lol

I've never heard of it.

it said my max cpu temp hit 128c........

128 is a common no reading reading.

 

[Yrkoon]

I've never heard of it.


128 is a common no reading reading.

so im sorted then? and my cpu isnt gonna set a fire? idling at 35 c on a thermalrite peerless asassin 120 se

 

[Yrkoon]

I've never heard of it.


128 is a common no reading reading.

ah so instead of saying 0 it says 128?

 

[Tetras]

ah so instead of saying 0 it says 128?

Yeah, 127 & 128 are often seen in monitoring software that has no read or can't read it.

 

[Yrkoon]

sweet, thats good to know

 

[Drumroll]

For the past few years, CPUs and GPUs will thermal throttle, but not exceed their maximum temperature.
As you mentioned 3d Mark, under stats, it will show the temperature for CPU and GPU, as well as clock speed.
For monitoring I’m using HWInfo for ages now. Seems to be precise.

 

[Yrkoon]

thanks guys, ill check out hwinfo

 

[Yrkoon]

yeh open hardware monitor is very simple compared to hwinfo, deffo using hwinfo from now on instead, thanks for the suggestion

 

[Threepwood]

dupe post, ignore

 

[Threepwood]

my max cpu temp hit 128c........

are you still on the original bios, before the updated bioses that prevented 78003ds from melting?

 

[Yrkoon]

are you still on the original bios, before the updated bioses that prevented 78003ds from melting?

its this board https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B650-AORUS-ELITE-AX-V2#kf

my dad had a v1.2 version of that board in february and it is the v2 version i have

both our boards are past the ryzen frying bios at stock bios

i was on the latest bios for mine just after i built it theres a new bios out in the last week, back in february when i helped dad building his comp his bios was above the one ur thinking off and my board is different and newer the board it self is v2, similar but newer board


theres dads board and flashed https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B650-AORUS-ELITE-AX-rev-12#kf

im very drunk so if this makes no sense i blame the alcohol