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Thread: Motherboard overheating?
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07-28-2015 04:32 AM #1New ROGer Array
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Motherboard overheating?
I`m using Piriform Speccy and cpuidHWMonitor and it`s saying my motherboard is 111c is this normal?
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07-28-2015 08:09 AM #2iron man Array
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dont use 2 monitoring programs.
delete one of them.
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10-15-2015 05:46 AM #3ROG Member Array Hooride PC Specs
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Did it fix your problem?
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10-29-2015 03:00 AM #4ROG Member Array
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My cousin is experiencing the same problem? Have you found a way to solve it?
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10-29-2015 05:03 PM #5ROG Guru: Black Belt Array Korth PC Specs
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Solution is simple.
Originally Posted by Whestly
Originally Posted by kkn
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12-12-2015 02:09 PM #6ROG Enthusiast Array
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If the motherboard has overheated you will need to replace it. If the "computer" has overheated check the following:
1) open the case so that you can see everything
2) check CPU fan is working
3) check graphics card fan is working
3) check power supply fan/s are working
4) if all fans are working comsider putting in extra fan to give better air circulation. this can be screwed to the back inside of computer.
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01-06-2016 08:00 PM #7Ball Python Enthusiast Array
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Mine says the same thing, it's just a glitch. Your motherboard isn't actually overheating or your house would burn down.
I don't know why it always reads the incorrect temperature but many other people owning ASUS ROG have the same weird temperature problem. If your computer, however, freezes, crashes, stutters, etc, then it actually is overheating.
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