![]() As such, we recommend using Hardware Info and Core Temp.Īlso, while the term "Package" temperature is synonymous with the "hottest" Core, some utilities misreport or “offset” thermal values for various sensors, which can be highly confusing and misleading. Core Temp is also known to be accurate and is as well frequently updated, whereas Real Temp hasn't been updated in many years. These two utilities should not to be confused with Hardware Info, which is known to be accurate, is frequently updated and is trusted by well informed and highly experienced system builders and serious overclockers. The case has plenty of air space and I have an extra fan on the next desk blowing towards my PCs as well as my room fan running on the ceiling plus our house air is set to 68f degrees but the house is obviously cool with the weather.Īlthough users sometimes recommend Hardware Monitor and Open Hardware Monitor, they're both known to have inaccuracies. I have a Corsair h100i Platinum AIO cooler PLUS 6 QL120 Fans that were all set to EXTREME setting while gaming which basically keeps all the fans up around 1500 & 1600 rpm and the pump was set to the highest setting all the time. Is HWMonitor bugged? The package temp seems closer to matching the other programs and obviously wouldnt be showing a package temp well below the core temp by such a large margin.Īm I safe using Core and Real Temp or is HWMonitor still everyone's go to? So I'm not sure why HWMonitor is showing a 20 to 30c higher temp for each core than the other programs. The case has plenty of air space and I have an extra fan on the next desk blowing towards my PCs as well as my room fan running on the ceiling plus our house air is set to 68f degrees but the house is obviously cool with the weather. I have a Corsair h100i Platinum AIO cooler that has 2 ML120 fans PLUS 6 QL120 Fans that were all set to EXTREME setting while gaming which basically keeps all the fans up around 1500 & 1600 rpm and the pump was set to the highest setting all the time. Real Temp and CoreTemp I pulled up to see what was going on but they showed idle temps in the upper 20s and 30s and temps in the game were in the 40s and low 50s. While I was playing Call of Duty I noticed HWMonitor was showing a package temp in the 50s but each Core was showing around 85c. But I did have it at 5.0ghz 1.35V at 69c in HWMonitor 2 days ago stress testing at 100% CPU load. I rolled back my 5.0ghz OC before I installed the new PSU and didnt change it back while I test ran things tonight. I'm running an Intel i7-9700k which my Aorus Pro Wifi stock OCs to 4.6ghz at 1.2V with Boost of 4.9ghz. ![]() ![]() I think HWMonitor is bugged though as it shows a package temp 20 to 30c below what it shows for Core Temps and at one point it showed max individual Core Temps in the mid to high 80s but Real Temp & CoreTemp stayed in the 40s to low 50s for all cores. Even ran the new Call of Duty for a few hours. Finally have my new PC up and running after beefing up the PSU to a Corsair rm850x 2018 White Edition.
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