Things that have made no difference to Speccy high readings are: thermal paste (I always use quality), fans (stock or higher quality make absolutely no difference) - please don't reply with the usual thermal paste and fan suggestions and yes, they are always connected correctly to Mobo. The CPU information includes such details as architecture, speed, current temperature, and even the project code name and die size (65nm) from which the chip. Interestingly, AMD overdrive software shows temps as expected (40 to 45 C at idle and 60 to 65 under heavy load). HW Monitor also shows very high temps as do most other utilities. I am convinced that these temps are incorrect, just feeling the heatsink with my hand leads me to this conclusion. Motherboards used are: Gigabyte GA-F2A88XM-D3H and F2A88XM-HD3Īll the systems built with any combination of the above show high temps, 50 to 60 degrees C at idle and 70 to 100 degrees C under load. The APU's I have been using are: AMD A8-7670k, A8-6600k Black edition, A6-6400k Black edition NOTE: Please check that the 'Page Range' option is set the way you want first - if set to 'All', it will print the entire Speccy report, which may well take over a hundred. Choose the printer and modify any settings as necessary, and then click OK. Recently, I have been using AMD APU's paired with Gigabyte motherboards and Corsair vengeance RAM, Windows 10 64 Bit To print the current Speccy profile to a printer: In Speccy, click File, and then click Print. I build systems as a hobby/small business. Speccy has been reporting very high temperatures for me and I wonder if anyone knows why.
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