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    where r temp1 temp2 and temp3? cause i think temp1 is the proccessor but dont knwon wht the other2 r and one of them is 120 c :s cnt find it anywhere on the speedfan site

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    Pretty sure it depends on your motherboard...

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    yeah hes right,

    my nf7-s v2 se's my cpu as temp2

    what mobo do you have, easiest way to find out which is your cpu is to disconnect the fan for a minute, and see which one rises, then you can ignore the rest through options, easy
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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_anderson187
    what mobo do you have, easiest way to find out which is your cpu is to disconnect the fan for a minute, and see which one rises, then you can ignore the rest through options, easy
    Or you can run something like Prime95 for a few minutes, and see which tempearture goes up.
    "Well, there was your Uncle Tiberius who died wrapped in cabbage leaves but we assumed that was a freak accident."

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    It's probably trying to read the temp from something that's not a temperture sensor, so giving a strange value.
    I don't mean to sound cold, or cruel, or vicious, but I am so that's the way it comes out.

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