I'm getting a temp2 reading of -128C on Speedfan. All the other temps are about normal (30-35C, and it's a pretty hot day today). What's the deal with that?![]()
I'm getting a temp2 reading of -128C on Speedfan. All the other temps are about normal (30-35C, and it's a pretty hot day today). What's the deal with that?![]()
'If there is an ultimate meaning to existence, as I believe is the case, the answer is to be found within nature, not beyond it. The universe might indeed be a fix, but if so, it has fixed itself.' - Paul Davies, the guy that religious apologists always take out of context.
Attention new-agers: I have a quantum loofah that you might be interested in.
Don't worry about it. It's just a bugged reading.
By any chance, are you running an AMD CPU with unlocked cores?
Ah, okay. So are the other readings reliable? That's my main concern.
And no, I have an AMD Phenom X4 955.
Thanks for the response![]()
'If there is an ultimate meaning to existence, as I believe is the case, the answer is to be found within nature, not beyond it. The universe might indeed be a fix, but if so, it has fixed itself.' - Paul Davies, the guy that religious apologists always take out of context.
Attention new-agers: I have a quantum loofah that you might be interested in.
Happens a bit here and there. Mostly with AMD CPUs after unlocking cores. As long as you're not cooling your computer with Liquid Nitrogen, you can safely ignore the -128c as a bugged reading. It usually is the default reading for null, or N/A. The rest are reliable though.![]()
Awesome, thanks again!
'If there is an ultimate meaning to existence, as I believe is the case, the answer is to be found within nature, not beyond it. The universe might indeed be a fix, but if so, it has fixed itself.' - Paul Davies, the guy that religious apologists always take out of context.
Attention new-agers: I have a quantum loofah that you might be interested in.
Yep, you normally get a reading like that when there is no sensor present, just ignore it.