ASUS AMD770 motherboard test temperature, there is an AUX temperature in EVEREST, what temperature d

Master Lu often gives false alarms, and what aux is the same as Master Lu's motherboard temperature, which can only be said to be a coincidence.

Use the latest version of everest to test, don't believe anything else, it's useless.

The penultimate sentence is completely incomprehensible.

Many friends don't know what the AUX temperature in everest means! Try it out in this understanding!

aux,Explain it as the meaning of the auxiliary additional interface,There is this thing on the sound card to say that you can connect other audio output input devices through this interface,There is no limit to what type (of course, the interface impedance or something is still required),On the motherboard, it is also said that you can connect another probe to measure the temperature,The probe is the temperature of the **,Generally, the CPU and system temperature on the motherboard must be there,If the software monitors that there are other temperatures,Just use AUX instead, In reality, there may not be a real probe at all, either to measure the temperature of the North Bridge or PWM or the temperature inside the chassis (most likely), or to provide the temperature provided by an external probe.

There are different theories about AUX temperature on the Internet, but no one knows what it represents. According to my repeated observation of your ASUS motherboard, it actually represents the temperature of the South Bridge. However, in Master Lu and Rabbit Temperature Measurement, it is used as the temperature of the motherboard. Please refer to it if you are right or not!

Master Lu don't use it, it will be a false alarm!

aux seems to be the temperature of the motherboard chip, you can touch it with your hands, if it's very hot, it's best to add a fan, overclocking three has a good one, but** about 30.

Auxiliary interfaces, generally used for case fans, system temperature interfaces, etc.

AUX is the temperature of the additional interface, the motherboard may give you an additional temperature sensor, this temperature sensor is**temperature, because you don't know your motherboard model, so you don't know what it measured**, but the CPU is unlikely, at most the temperature near the CPU. Just guess, Northbridge.

You're using everest, right? AUX temperature refers to the temperature of auxiliary equipment, and the official definition is not very clear, and the specific definition depends on where your probe is installed on the host. You can also open a big game to see how the AUX temperature changes, and if it changes quickly, it's probably the CPU temperature.

1. AUX is interpreted as auxiliary, which is called AUX auxiliary power supply interface in the power supply, 2. AUX temperature in the AIDA32 program refers to the temperature of the graphics card 3, AUX represents the temperature of the graphics card in the EVER temperature test 4, AUX 65 can also be understood as the ambient temperature.

There seem to be several explanations, and I only remember these, and the others are not clear.

It should be the CPU temperature.,65's a bit high.,What kind of CPU do you use?。

Normal, the temperature is not low, it is recommended that you and your machine should rest.

If you want to use it again, add a bottom seat to dissipate heat.

Everest is the best to use.

Mine was 89 degrees as soon as I booted it up, and I think everest doesn't support the motherboard.

The temperature inside the case is slightly higher, and it is much better to install an 8cm exhaust fan on the back panel.

It's okay to run it out of the lid, but it's not good for people.

The voltage is relatively normal, and the voltage of the software test can only be referred to, and sometimes it is not accurate.

Or a multimeter is more reliable.

aux is an abbreviation for auxiliary, which means extra line. Explained is the meaning of the auxiliary additional interface,In addition to the CPU motherboard, etc., another probe measures the temperature,Probe put**is**temperature,Generally, the CPU and system temperature on the motherboard must be there,If the software monitors other temperatures,It can only be replaced by aux,So there is no fixed meaning,Or measure the north bridge,Or the temperature of the graphics card,Or the temperature provided by the external probe。 It is also possible that this temperature may not have a real probe at all and has no practical significance.

The final answer can be found through the everest foreign language**, invalid system temper, that is, null value. After opening the case, blow the case hard with a fan, and it turns out that all other temperatures have changed, but AUX is the same. It is more verified that this value is useless.

To put it bluntly, this number is meaningless and ignores him!!

AUX is the temperature of the North Bridge chip, 96 degrees is too high, it is better to add a heat sink and a fan to the bridge.

69 is also already very high, 90 ......It's time to boil, hehe.

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It seems that everyone is very sensitive to the temperature of the hardware, in fact, as long as it does not affect the use, there is no problem, what CPU do you use, the maximum CPU temperature is too high The motherboard burns out the problem, 3-year warranty is not afraid, they say no problem, you will continue to use it, and find them if it is broken.

The temperature is high, the temperature is still recommended to look at the temperature in the BIOS, which is the most correct, use software to detect, there will be more or less the possibility of detection errors, and if you want to test the motherboard, it is recommended to go to the official after-sales inspection of ASUS.

ASUS's is no problem, it's very heat-resistant, if you're afraid, just buy a laptop with a small fan and put it underneath, 30-40 yuan can be done.

Master Lu is not omnipotent, not all motherboards can accurately test the actual temperature, thank you.

What else can I do, the low-end motherboard chooses ASUS is a cup, and the low-end board of ASUS is too unkind. The repair rate is super high. Generally, the temperature of the motherboard is about 40 degrees Celsius, and if the temperature of your board is too high, it is estimated that the motherboard may be burned out. Repair is recommended.

Try other temperature measurement software to see if it's the same, if it's to go back to repair it,

There will be a problem for a long time, reinstall it, turn it on, don't open the side cover, it's not good for heat dissipation.

It's still very stable, so you don't have to worry about it. Just turn off your Uncle Lu.