Ya I was looking for a "signature" area that I can provide my specs. This just started happening man so I'm just going to RMA the board tomorrow and get a new one. I used bios flashback to update to the new 3007 release, didn't help. i7 6700k z170 Deluxe h100i v2 gtx 1080 Ftw Hybrid rm850i 256gb 950 pro m.2 32gb Dominator Platinum altogether 7 Corsair ML Pro fans one exhaust all the rest intake but 5 of them are rad fans 4 in push pull on the 240 and one in pull on the 120. Yes one exhaust is most definitely enough. Creates positive air pressure which is exactly what I want so all extra air is being forced out of the case vents which is honeycomb design thru the entire rear of the case minimizing dust as there is no air being pulled in from the ventilation as a result of neg air pressure bringing dust with it. All motherboard temps read around 30c at idle along with cpu "package" now temp 2 is 30c and 1 and 3 are 53c at idle along cpu package but the individual core readings remain in the 20's I've done a lot of stress testing getting my cpu stable so a lot of screen shots a long the way. The entire time my package temp has always been the same as motherbaord temp 1 and 3 which I assume are vrm and pch. Under load they are the same and at idle. Under load they get around 10c hotter than before and at idle about 25-30c hotter. My earlier post was just me ranting. Hands down I don't think there is another board I'd rather have. I have read forum after forum post after post there have been several case of higher voltages than other boards but all it takes is a little overclocking know how to get that under control. 4.5Ghz 1.305v llc level 7 1.312-1.328v under load hours of p95, aida65, and realbench. Very good temps all around up until 2 days ago when this started happening. I have read several cases where ppl complain about vrm and pch heat as well but they seem to be a small percentage of Asus boards. So I am confident my next one will be better.