I'm running an ASUS Z87-K mobo, and the latest Speccy build(v1.24) is displaying its temperature at 115°C.
I've reinstalled the latest two versions, and they both showed it at the(expected) 28°C. Uninstalling and reinstalling v1.24 didn't fix anything, so I'm back to using v1.23 at the moment.
The motherboard temperature is reading 128 degrees Celsius.
Speccy v1.24.632 (64-bit)
Motherboard: Biostar A880G+ AM3
Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
EDIT:
Is there a solution in the works or a temporary fix for this 'bug'? - I'm assuming it's a software flaw since Speccy is showing similar temps from various board manufacturers and OS versions.
CPUID Hardware Monitor (v1.24.0 driver version 136) also reports 128 degrees Celsius.
Thank you for your time, I really enjoy this software.
I have two ASUS boards, Sabertooth Z77 and a P8Z68-V Pro Gen3 and version 1.24 shows a normal temp, 30C-34C. I suspect it is some Haswell bug. There are many benchmark programs which don't play well with Haswell too. I initially bought a Sabertooth Z87 and i7-4770K but returned them in favor of Ivy Bridge. Too hot, too much trouble. A HGaswell refresh in rumored to be in the works.
I have the same problem, but for the CPU.... The software display a temp of 80oC, impossible!!! With the stock fan (and I check in my BIOS)
Stock Fan: 53oC
Gemini S524: 42oC
ThermalTake Water 2.0: 37oC
When I go in Windows, the temp rise approx up to 75oC-80oC... It's almost impossible... I have a super good airflow, good fan... I really beleive Speccy don't read the good information.
The mobo is a ASUS M11BB, cpu is a AMD A8-5500.
Speccy is the only software that can display the temp for my mobo... i've try CPUTemp, and another one i cannot remember the name, and both display me a 0oC...
I have had this bug for a while already, but with a different motherboard though. No clue what the differences and similarities are with those two motherboards.