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PCH Die at 127 Celsius ??? 10. 9 Gigabyte B75M-D3H After installing the HW Monitor on my 10 9 built I noticed that the PCH Die temperature is far to high on computer idle or load it stays at 127 Degrees Celsius The main board is brand new is it possible that some sort of kext miss installment leads to this temperature reading?
AMDCPUSupport::start processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 6-cores Processor It's a bit of a shame for me, but can you do it please because I've always done it on Intel PCs and it works very well but it's the first time I've done it on my personal PC which is under AMD and I can't do it Hi, Check Use this updated-zipped-attached config plist Cheers :-)
[Success] XFX RX 6600 XT graphics card in Monterey 12. 2. 1 Although graphics cards assembled by XFX have negative comments in Hackintosh forums by having custom BIOS that can be more problematic for macOS that of other brands, I have installed a XFX QICK 308 AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT 8GB in Monterey 12 2 1 and the result has been excellent, installation was
How to monitor CPU temperature - tonymacx86. com Hi everyone First post from my Hackintosh! I am using: Intel i3 3225 Ivy Bridge Gigabyte B75M-D3H Thanks to moarfish for his guide! I would just like to know what the best way to monitor CPU temperature would be? I tried a couple programs but they all needed drivers A search in
Skylake 6700k temperature up to 100 - tonymacx86. com Also called "Tj Max" (Tjunction Max), this is the Thermal Specification that defines the Core temperature at which the processor will Throttle (reduce clock speed) to protect against thermal damage Although Intel processors are capable of operating above 90C, we also know that excessive heat kills electronics