Just to let you know

[clocker]

OK.
Download MBM5 and install it.
When it is configured ( hopefully your board is in the Wizard list which simplifies things...), see what sensor it has set to read the CPU temp.
If it isn't "winbondxxxxxxxxxx" ( don't recall the exact number offhand) then you are NOT getting the data directly from the CPU, rather, the socket thermistor.

Now don't that just frost your cookies?

[Cheese]

My board isn't listed on the wizard for MBM5.

I reinstalled Abit guru and now it's reading the cpu temp as 64C! Bios is reading it at 35C.

I've touched the heat sink and it's barely warm, I applied some silver thermal compound anyhow, and when I did that nothing seemed overly warm.

[DanB]

I have an Abit KV8 Pro board.

This is my temp reading thingy:



It's from Abit Guru...

Funky