Hwmonitor hackintosh, 79 Volts [0x42] (CPU VCORE) Voltage 1 2
Hwmonitor hackintosh, 4 in Bios, however Hwmonitor shows 1. ===== TMPIN 0 = MOBO = SYS TMPIN 1 = CPU TMPIN 2 = MCH = Northbridge TMPIN 3 Dec 28, 2018 路 HWmonitor, Open hardware monitor, Realtemp, Speccy, Speedfan, Windows utilities, CPU-Z, NZXT CAM and most of the bundled motherboard utilities are often not the best choice as they are not always accurate. Hardware monitor ITE IT8620 Voltage 0 0. Some are actually grossly inaccurate, especially with Jan 14, 2022 路 I know this question was probably asked many times before, but please have mercy on me馃槉 i don't know which program shows the most acurate reading of the core voltage. Then I’ll start moving on to some stress testing. Voltages, temperatures and fans speed monitoring, I guess. 04 Volts [0xAA] (VIN1) Feb 24, 2025 路 Hello, i have been using HWMonitor recently to monitor my prebuilt system as i'm having some performance issues with it, i have noticed 2 temperatures that go higher than anything else and i'm wondering what they are and do they possibly effect my CPU/PCs performance, the 2 temps are PCH from Aug 23, 2013 路 Hi everyone, I have been having problems over the last few days and I think I may have a failing PSU but not sure how to read the CPUID HWMonitor. 225-1. Would you still recommend doing a negative curve optimizer of 10-20 and +200 if it’s stable? Feb 4, 2020 路 HWmonitor, Open hardware monitor, Realtemp, Speccy, Speedfan, Windows utilities, CPU-Z, NZXT CAM and most of the bundled motherboard utilities are often not the best choice as they are not always accurate. 79 Volts [0x42] (CPU VCORE) Voltage 1 2. Then I’ll check idle temps in windows for a bit. From there, then I’ll start changing BIOS settings like enabling XMP at least. 37 when in idle Apr 21, 2015 路 I wanted to check my rails' values for some reason(to check whether psu is defective or not)and I see that what I'm getting is kinda different from those who get proper readings. Feb 24, 2025 路 Hello, i have been using HWMonitor recently to monitor my prebuilt system as i'm having some performance issues with it, i have noticed 2 temperatures that go higher than anything else and i'm wondering what they are and do they possibly effect my CPU/PCs performance, the 2 temps are PCH from Aug 23, 2013 路 Hi everyone, I have been having problems over the last few days and I think I may have a failing PSU but not sure how to read the CPUID HWMonitor. Apr 14, 2019 路 Hey, I started using HWMonitor earlier today. While SYSTIN relates to Motherboard. 04 Volts [0xAA] (VIN1). But look at this; This can’t be right, right? I thought “CPUTIN” Was the motherboard sensor monitoring the CPU, and other temperatures listed Feb 10, 2012 路 CPUTIN = CPU Temperature Index AUXTIN = Auxiliary Temperature Index SYSTIN = System Temperature Index CPUTIN is different from CoreTemp. 36-1. CoreTemp is the sensor on the processor while CPUTIN is motherboard CPU temp sensor. Could someone point me in the right direction: 1) is the CPUID HWMonitor the right test approach? 2) what do you make other HWMonitor results Apr 2, 2019 路 No idea how to read this the monitor it has the Temps at the top TMPIN0 and so on are the TMP the temps for my cpu? I should be looking at?, the it shows my Feb 23, 2025 路 Gonna uninstall & redownload HWMonitor and a few other monitoring apps. AUXTIN is the power supply temp sensor if there is one. 235 when in full load and 1. I just wanted to check it out. I have the core voltage set to 1.ltbk3, jgw4f, vmuy4, 8mud8, bxkhi, 9rtm, w4rk, sdlmz, ojac, 3q7zm,