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I think that was the case back in the Ryzen 1 and 2 series actually now you come to mention it, I do remember something about bad sensors.Fair enough...I did read some time ago that the sensors on some Ryzen chips were pretty poor and unreliable (back when I was trying to work out why my temps were constantly fluctuating), also something that said on some the temperatures were 10 degrees higher than actual to ensure no overheating issues. But it's possible that what I read was innacurate (did read it in several places)
I think that was ironed out with 3000 series and 5000’s though.
When HWInfo64 is going to have accurate reading for ryzen 3000
Hello. I don't know if this question has been already answered, but I just want to know when HWInfo64 is going to have accurate reading for Ryzen 3000? Atm, Ryzen Master seems to be the only temp reading that has accurate reading for Ryzen 3000 from a lot of people said.
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