GIGABYTE X58 motherboard temperature problem, what is the normal temperature of X58 motherboard? My

The temperature of the motherboard on the main side of the building is the temperature of the North Bridge.

The X58's northbridge temperature is high (because of the QPI), and GIGABYTE's X58 board has a very good heat dissipation effect compared to the X58 board from other factories because of the integrated heat pipe and 2x copper technology, and the temperature dissipation effect is not high at all at more than 50 degrees. MSI's X58 board is generally above 70 degrees Celsius because of its split heat dissipation.

My MSI x58 eclipse only dropped to 40 degrees after it was changed.

As long as it is not higher than 80 degrees, it is a very normal and safe range, and the motherboard is not so squeamish, and the landlord can use it with confidence.

If it's really distressing,Install a fan on the side panel of the chassis and blow it on the north bridge to support the first floor by the way:Remind the landlord,That's called sighing what in the past is a hardware knowledge cripple.,I've seen him before.,He doesn't even know that the memory can be downclocked.,And often laugh at the people in front of the building ignorantly.,It's really pitiful.。。 This person has never used x58 at a glance.,I don't know that the temperature of the x58 north bridge is high.,And said that the wires in the chassis were not sorted out.。。

It's totally farting. It's really helpless.

The GIGABYTE X58 motherboard is designed to stabilize its temperature at 50-60 degrees Celsius, which is a normal value, compared to 30-40 degrees Celsius for a new motherboard.

This temperature is quite normal. The temperature of the MSI model can be more than 90 degrees. So your temperature is still normal.

Don't talk nonsense upstairs, 90 degrees! That's a defective product of only 90 degrees!

A little bit higher! Generally, the normal range is between 47 degrees and 52 degrees Pay attention to the ventilation in the case and tidy up the lines!

This board is not a problem! Motherboards aren't that fragile! Summer will be fine! Don't worry!

It's not high! My Gigabyte 770S3 has a ...... over 90 degrees in the summerEver lit a cigarette on it, really, no kidding.

Landlord your X58 motherboard LGA1366 platform use temperature is about 50 degrees is normal, recognize your motherboard power supply design is decent, if you feel that the temperature is too high, then come to modify it.

You can check if you can fit a small south bridge cooling fan in the gap between your motherboard's north bridge heat pipe heatsink and your CPU cooler, and if you can, then you can buy two of those small fans, and lock a small fan on the south bridge heatsink and a small fan on the right side of the north bridge heatsink in a diagonal way.

Then the NB temperature and SYS temperature should be several degrees less after booting.

If it is difficult to fit a small fan in the gap between the heatsink of the motherboard's northbridge heatsink and your CPU cooler, then it is recommended that you choose an i7 cooler with a wind force greater than 56cfm like the Coolmaster V8 that can blow directly into the northbridge.

Normal. Yours isn't a brand, is it?

Dude, I just understand now! Master Lu, Optimization Master, etc. are not professional hardware detection tools, just for entertainment! It's long gone! You can search for "Master Lu temperature" on the Internet and so on.

CPU-Z, Everest, etc. are also more credible. However, the detection software is not necessarily accurate. Remember, don't believe blindly. In this case, it is best to touch it with your own hands and verify it.

I've tested it myself with an infrared temperature tester and it's really hot.

I didn't add another radiator myself. It's okay for a summer

To show you the temperature I actually tested, the room temperature was 28 degrees Celsius during the test.

Landlord, your GPU is by neck.

My i7 950 is 40 degrees.

GTX460 26 degrees.

The 3 HDDs are at 25-28 degrees.

The motherboard is only 32 degrees.

It feels like the temperature of your motherboard is a bit high. What kind of chassis are you using for such a good configuration?

There is no problem if it does not exceed 100 degrees, and the CPU will automatically shut down when it is up to 135 degrees.

Maybe it's related to the heat dissipation of your graphics card, if it's hot, you can open the left half of the chassis and run the computer, so the cooling effect is pretty good.

Add a case to cool the heat and try it, open the case, and use a fan to blow air inside.

When the temperature of the processor, graphics card and other accessories is high, the temperature of the motherboard will also rise, which is normal, when the temperature is too high, you need to find a way to cool down the inside of the case:

Replace the heat sink with thermal performance to enhance the heat dissipation of the processor and graphics card.

Check whether the silicone on the radiator is invalid, and when it fails, you need to reapply the thermally conductive silicone.

Clean up the dust inside the chassis and organize the wiring inside to prevent the air outlet from being blocked.

If the temperature is too high in summer, you can remove the case baffle to strengthen heat dissipation, and if you still feel high, you can take an electric fan to blow the inside of the case to dissipate heat.

You said that the temperature of the motherboard is very high, have you noticed that the temperature of the specific ** is high? If you are talking about the heatsink of the South Bridge, it is normal, the motherboards of the Gigabyte AMD series have this phenomenon, but at present, the official side says that this phenomenon is normal, the temperature of the South Bridge will generally go to 60-80 degrees, so there is generally no problem with your motherboard, provided that the other accessories of your motherboard work normally!

You can open the case and find the south bridge heatsink of the motherboard (that is, there is a square copper heatsink at the bottom of the motherboard, and sometimes it is also a small fan) and have your fingers to feel the temperature directly, of course, as long as you touch it gently, and then consciously let go of your hand, because it will generally be very hot! If the temperature is high here, it is normal.

This temperature is not high.,My CPU is 98 when it's turned on.,Ten minutes to crash.,Later, I found out that there was too much dust in the case.,It's only 35 after cleaning it up.

High temperatures on GIGABYTE motherboards are a common problem, so it's important to produce "twice as much copper".

It's normal,,55 degrees is not considered a high temperature,,My GIGABYTE motherboard,,Standby is more than 40 degrees,,Full load is about 60 degrees,The high temperature of the north bridge of the GIGABYTE motherboard is a common problem,But the workmanship of the GIGABYTE motherboard is very good,It does not affect normal use,

The temperature of GIGABYTE motherboards is inherently high, because in normal GIGABYTE motherboards, there is only a heat sink on the north bridge, and there is no heat dissipation on the MOS tube. GIGABYTE motherboards that are less than 800 yuan basically do not come with a radiator, so there is no way. This is true for the recently popular GIGABYTE 770 and 785 motherboards.

Add your own northbridge radiator and a case fan to solve this problem.

Faint, downstairs said that 68 degrees is not too high, really convinced. In such a dense place as my Internet café, the temperature of my motherboard is only 41 degrees when it is fully loaded.

It's 68 degrees. Now that it's so cold, you might as well add a northbridge radiator and a case fan. It's too high.

GIGABYTE motherboards are always very hot.

It is recommended that you heat the pipe or add a fan, it will not be very expensive.

Dozens of dollars. But it works

You said that the temperature of the motherboard is very high, have you noticed that the temperature of the specific ** is high? If you are talking about the heatsink of the South Bridge, it is normal, the motherboards of the Gigabyte AMD series have this phenomenon, but at present, the official side says that this phenomenon is normal, the temperature of the South Bridge will generally go to 60-80 degrees, so there is generally no problem with your motherboard, provided that the other accessories of your motherboard work normally!

You can open the case and find the south bridge heatsink of the motherboard (that is, there is a square copper heatsink at the bottom of the motherboard, and sometimes it is also a small fan) and have your fingers to feel the temperature directly, of course, as long as you touch it gently, and then consciously let go of your hand, because it will generally be very hot!

If the temperature is high here, it is normal.

What do you use in the Zen Hu Hall to cool the north bridge and say, Limin hr05 plus a front fan? I am 720 Beihai plus NMB8015PWM The air conditioner is not turned on when it is hot, the sun shines directly on the platform MCP at 45 degrees to the maximum, of course, the hard disk is 45 degrees and says that the CPU standby is 60 degrees, and the test is directly 70 The surface temperature is also good, mainly because the silicone grease is too bad, of course, 965ds3 boot more than 60 North Bridge, remove it, add some inferior silicone grease, more than 40 of course, there is no fan and say that now P55AUD7 room temperature 20 pch 59 days hot rush 60 when there is time to play He Yin removed the heat dissipation of the pch, and replaced it with 7783, then ok the same giga p35ds4 basically overclocked the north and south bridges at about 40 Of course, p55aud7 is the most terrifying motherboard radiator, and there is a large piece that is not connected.

Is there still a problem that the 680 780NV chip can be controlled, but the x58 can't be controlled? Understood, there is still a way, 2 pieces of a small piece of integrated circuit on the Internet, the thermal conductivity slag posture of the pad 3m, you can cut it yourself, stick it on the heat sink, and then put some silicone grease on it, Gigabyte is similar, Baidu 3m thermal pad can be bought by yourself, if you search for it, the leakage guide makes the thermal pad thicker, and the thermal pad itself is elastic 2 stacked together 2-3mm thick enough.

Yes, 61 in the summer and 46 now, in the safe range.

If you don't turn on the monitoring to see the temperature, you can't break it, what are you afraid of.