Temperatures

Hello people,

I have been checking into cpu temps and voltages just to keep an eye on things when I noticed one of my TMPIN temperatures is high. This would be TMPIN1 at 127c. I took a screen shot of Cpuid hardware monitor so you can see. I'm still not clear what they are for. Can someone let me know what I have to do to bring this temperature down? and or, what these are even for?

See attachment:

eMachines Support - Specifications

They don't even mention what the normal temp should be on their site. Seems high at 127.

Hey... good to hear from ya again. I never did figure out the deal with D: so I just download what I want to C: or the one I created, Z: .... then move them over to D: I'm happy with that.

On this temperature thing.... I thought it would be a good idea to monitor the cpu, and learn whatever else I could about the rest of the temps. I thought that 127c was high because of some of the posts I've seen.

Do you know what TMPIN0, TMPIN1, TMPIN2 is representing? I'm trying to find a chart with a estimate of temps for what I'm running. So far, I've only found a little here, and a little there about it. Maybe we can get to the bottom of this 127c problem also.

Thanks for answering Ilikefree,

Simono

Sorry but I use Speccy for my temps tells me all I need to know.
Speccy - System Information - Free Download

Thank you for the download "Piriform Speccy" It has alot of information.

Well, I'm going to keep searching around to see if I can find some specs for what I'm running.... and an explanation on some of the other temps I'm being shown.

Also, I want to find out just how overheated TMPIN1 (127c) is....

If you find something, could you let me know.... Thank you very much my friend.

Simono

I've seen hwmonitor report that before for other systems. The T values are sensors "around" the chip and socket.

I would think that you have a bad reading, the rest of your temps look fine so honestly don't be too alarmed.

Patonb said:

I've seen hwmonitor report that before for other systems. The T values are sensors "around" the chip and socket.

I would think that you have a bad reading, the rest of your temps look fine so honestly don't be too alarmed.

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Yes I have heard of some random high readings. Did speccy have a high reading on any of the temps it showed?

No... speccy showed the same readings that were ok, and I didn't see the TMPIN0,1,or 2 sensers. Also, you guys are probably right.... it's probably just a bad reading.

it could be one of the bridges too guys iv seen them go pretty high on a board

Maximum CPU Temperature | Hardware Secrets

All I have found says it is rated as safe to 100c

ilikefree said:

Maximum CPU Temperature | Hardware Secrets

All I have found says it is rated as safe to 100c

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Well I want to thank you for taking the time to look it up for me. It's funny because I've been watching it and it never fluctuates..... It's like its froze on that reading? I'm monitoring my cpu while I'm doing mutable tastes and it seems ok... My computer does just freeze-up out of nowhere but it never does while I'm monitoring the task manager. I'm not sure if the temp. of the TMPIN1 is the problem or not.....

you could try a system file check.
Slow downs are often caused by fragmentation so a defrag may help.

Press Windows key and R, type CMD. Right click and run as administrator.

Type sfc /scannow for the system scan

Type Defrag.exe C: -W for the defrag if C is where your operating system is.

I have maintenance program I stick to and defragging is one of them.... -w in the cmd for files larger than the norm is one I haven't done in a while and I will run the sfc /scannow also.... as admin. of-course.

Thanks for all of your ideas my friend,

Simono

I forgot to ask... can sfc /scannow and Defrag.exe -W work with windows 7? I have a friend that says his system is slow... I ask him to check the network he's using because they charge more for faster speed. I'll see him tomorrow a was just wondering if along with the other cleaning I'll do.... can you run these in 7

As far as I know it does but don't quote me on that as I use Vista.

In the free software list is a free registry defragger, I use it when my computer gets slow. There are a lot of people that will tell you never to use registry cleaners, but this won't clean just defrag.
If it tells me there will be an improvement of over 3% I notice a speed increase in pages loading.
After running it will put a ntuser.dat file in your personal files. Right click it go to properties and tick hidden.then you won't see it.

http://www.registry-clean.net/free-registry-defrag.htm

Yep! I have that registry defragger but didn't know about the ntuser.dat file.... where exactly is it putting them... There probably adding-up somewhere and I don't even know it. I use it in my schedule maintenance program. Which brings me to a question...

What is a mui file? Ccleaner says that there are alot of them in my registry. But I'm afraid to delete anything from the registry.

Also, advance system 3 wants to clean the registry... I won't let it though... it says there's everything like invalid exe's to.... I can't remember but mui files are there too. what are they?

That file lets you change language, delete them if you only use one.

I have never used Advanced System Care but do use Glary Utilities it removes dead shortcuts and things like that. Left behind after uninstalling programs.
I use CCleaner as well pretty safe.
If you use Glary it is advisable to uncheck Tracks Eraser or you will have to re-enter passwords to sites.

http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/mui

Multilingual User Interface.... Great... thanks on this.

Are you happy with Gary utilities? I've never used them but, I'm always open for better and safer ways...

simono said:

Multilingual User Interface.... Great... thanks on this.

Are you happy with Gary utilities? I've never used them but, I'm always open for better and safer ways...

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I am but a lot of people will say "Never use them", and then some of them will use them and tell others not to.
My clean up is something like this.
Run CCleaner,
Run Glary Utilities one click (I have already set the options inside this)
Run TFC (A temporary file cleaner) and restart
CMD defrag
Run Free Reg defrag and restart

Run sfc /scannow
Schedule a disc check.
I don't need to do all of these but if I want to do a good clean up that is my way of doing it.
Others may/will have their own way of doing things.
I have been doing this for about 2 years without any problems.(so far)

OH, Another thing I always do is uninstall programs I no longer need with Revo Uninstaller.