How accurate is the temp readings? I have a xp-m 2500+ running at
166*14. The cpu temp is 63C and case temp is 37C. Idle or load don't
make much diff.

If you want to know if it's accurate, go into the Bios and check the
Hardware Monitor. Or try motherboard monitor.
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> How accurate is the temp readings? I have a xp-m 2500+ running at 166*14.
> The cpu temp is 63C and case temp is 37C. Idle or load don't make much
> diff.

Jody Sleath wrote:
> If you want to know if it's accurate, go into the Bios and check the
> Hardware Monitor. Or try motherboard monitor.
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>>How accurate is the temp readings? I have a xp-m 2500+ running at 166*14.
>>The cpu temp is 63C and case temp is 37C. Idle or load don't make much
>>diff.
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I don't trust that reading... I got my temp probe yesterday (fried my xp
2000 a couple days before) and realized that the temps in bios and asus
probe were off by quite a bit. Bios reported 51C, asus probe reported
55C the actual probe I have on the cpu reads 59C. Needless to say, I
re-applied my cooling, and now I'm sitting at 39C idle.

Jody Sleath wrote:
> If you want to know if it's accurate, go into the Bios and check the
> Hardware Monitor. Or try motherboard monitor.

I like Motherboard Monitor but it doesn't support A7V400-MX.