Any solution to high chipset temp

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  1. Posts : 234
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    Any solution to high chipset temp


    I have Asus tuf x570 motherboard and the chipset temp in idle is 74c and in load 90 c. I changed the TIM for the cooler and use noctua thermal paste but no difference. I tried to put another fan but also no difference. The only one that prevent reach 100c is to leave case side door open!

    any other solution ?
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  2. Posts : 16,645
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    That is a really high temp. I would consider RMA for the MB if its new
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  3. Posts : 234
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    No RMA it is intertnational order
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  4. Posts : 381
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    What software are you using for temperature monitoring?
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  5. Posts : 234
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    Gurn Blanston said:
    What software are you using for temperature monitoring?
    hwinfo64

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    comparing with other tools I get 63 c !! hwinfo display fake temperature ?

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  6. Posts : 1,191
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    If it is better withe the side door off, then you don't have good airflow through the case. I would start there.

    What cooler do you have, what case, what fans and what fan configuration,
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    William40 said:
    hwinfo64

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    comparing with other tools I get 63 c !! hwinfo display fake temperature ?

    The chipset temperature will be a bit high, compared to the other temps.
    Also, keep in mind that you may just have a bad sensor, or partially bad sensor in the chipset.

    You also might want to check the chipset fan speed in the BIOS, to make sure it's spinning as it should be.

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    We pretty much have the same BIOS. I checked your manual as well.
    Here are my temps right now, in AIDA64 Extreme. I checked HWInfo64 earlier, and had the same temp for the chipset.


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  8. Posts : 5,453
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    Geneo said:
    If it is better withe the side door off, then you don't have good airflow through the case. I would start there.
    Yes, it seems that all the heat accumulates in the bottom of the case.
    3 in fans and 1 out, the air has nowhere to go, so it circles the case.
    If it is anything like on this picture, there is no airflow, just a swirl.
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  9. Posts : 234
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    I have this case PRODUCT | RAIDMAX

    I have 5 fans inside and I tried to make some of them pull or push but no much difference.

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    Ghot said:
    The chipset temperature will be a bit high, compared to the other temps.
    My PCH fan speed sometime reach 4000. Is there a temp reading from the bios ?
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  10. Posts : 5,453
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    William40 said:
    I have 5 fans inside and I tried to make some of them pull or push but no much difference.
    Disable the top ones and try to mount one in the back (from outside), behind GPU.

    William40 said:
    My PCH fan speed sometime reach 4000.
    Wow, how can you stand the noise? I would not tolerate anything above 1000rpm.
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