My computer specs are:
Intel Pentium4 660 Hyper Threading 3.6
Gigabyte LGA775
G5 looking Case with (New) Enermax SLi 535w ATX 12v v.2.0
2x 512 ddr20 668MHz Dual channel(With heat sinks)
XFX Geforce 7600GT
2 Dvd drives
320GB
Zalman Copper Heatsink/Fan - 92 mm
2 80 mm Fans(1 front, 1 back)
2 120 mm Fans(1 side, 1 front)
2 PSU built in Fans
1 PCI slot Air blower

I use MBM5, Tune5, Sandra Lite 2005, Speed Fan 4.28 and the Geforce Program

Geforce Program says my 7600GT is running at 52 C (was at 57 before 2 120 mm fans)
MBM5 Tune5 and Sandra Lite 2005, SpeedFan 4.28 say my main board is running at 76 C highest 78 C, lowest 75. SpeedFan says my HD is runnig at 32 C.
Uhh.. I have no clue what this is happening, I mean even when I just turn on my computer it says its at 76 C - 52 C like what the hell is going on here. All the programs have alarms and they tell me they are over heated and 76 C is double the highest temp in the summer over here. There is logically no way anything on my computer will be runing at 76 C ESPECIALY if it was just turned on. Like Woah??! lol I'm gonig to run my computer for hours no matter what these programs say, but i wouldl ike to know if i can fix this problem.

I would like to Thank Every One That Ever Posted, Spent Their Vaulble Time And Helped Me. Oh yah MBM5 Sys Info:

----MBM SYSTEM INFO-----
MBM 5.3.7.0
MBM 5 Core EXE : 5.3.7.0
MBM 5 Core DLL : 5.3.7.0
MBM 5 Settings DLL : 5.3.7.0
MBM 5 Dashboard DLL : 5.3.5.0
MBM 5 Hibernation DLL : 5.0.0.0
MBM 5 Ras DLL : 5.0.0.0
MBM 5 Logger DLL : 5.3.4.0
MBM 5 Mail, FTP and UDP DLL : 5.3.4.0
MBM 5 OSD DLL : 5.0.0.3
MBM 5 ASPI DLL : 5.2.1.0
MBM 5 Heat Up EXE : 5.0.0.0
MBM 5 Wizard : 5.3.5.0
MBMIO DLL : 2.32.64.2
MBMIO Driver : 1.0 built by: WinDDK

DLL Folder Location : C:\Program Files\Motherboard Monitor 5\DLL\
Data Folder Location : C:\Program Files\Motherboard Monitor 5\Data\
Language Folder Location : C:\Program Files\Motherboard Monitor 5\Language\
Log Folder Location (Alarm) : c:\program files\motherboard monitor 5\log\
Log Folder Location (High Low): c:\program files\motherboard monitor 5\log\
Log Folder Location (Interval): c:\program files\motherboard monitor 5\log\
Selected Language : English
Info ChipInfo.ini : 18154 bytes 6/17/2004 5:37:54 PM
Info shdn.ini : 388 bytes 10/12/2000 7:47:06 PM
Info Voltage.ini : 38234 bytes 3/31/2006 4:34:46 AM
Info Language file : 22920 bytes 6/12/2004 10:43:20 AM
Up Time MBM session : 00:00:10:01
Up Time MBM total : 467:09:38:05
------Sensor Chip-------
Main Sensor Chip : ITE8712F
SMB Address : $0000
Used Bus : ISA
ISA Address : $0290
-Sensor Chip Selections-
Possible Temp Sensors[1] : ITE8712F-1
Possible Temp Sensors[2] : ITE8712F-1 Diode
Possible Temp Sensors[3] : ITE8712F-2
Possible Temp Sensors[4] : ITE8712F-2 Diode
Possible Temp Sensors[5] : ITE8712F-3
Possible Temp Sensors[6] : ITE8712F-3 Diode
Selected Temp Sensors[1] : ITE8712F-1 (192)
Selected Temp Sensors[2] : ITE8712F-2 (193)
Selected Temp Sensors[3] : ITE8712F-3 (194)
Possible Voltage Sensors[2] : MBM Fixed
Selected Voltage Sensors[1] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[2] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[3] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[4] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[5] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[6] : MBM Fixed (2)
Selected Voltage Sensors[7] : MBM Fixed (2)

Possible Fan Sensors[1] : ITE8712F-1
Possible Fan Sensors[2] : ITE8712F-2
Possible Fan Sensors[3] : ITE8712F-3
Selected Fan Sensors[1] : ITE8712F-1 T1 D4 (48)
Selected Fan Sensors[2] : ITE8712F-2 T1 D4 (49)
Selected Fan Sensors[3] : ITE8712F-3 T1 D4 (50)
Possible Voltage Sub Types[0] : ITE8712F Standard 1
Possible Voltage Sub Types[1] : ITE8712F Standard 2
Possible Voltage Sub Types[2] : ITE8712F Standard 3
Possible Voltage Sub Types[3] : ITE8712F Standard 4
Possible Voltage Sub Types[4] : GA-8PE667
Possible Voltage Sub Types[5] : CT-7NJS
Possible Voltage Sub Types[6] : GA-8IK1100
Possible Voltage Sub Types[7] : Shuttle SB61G
Possible Voltage Sub Types[8] : GA-8IPE1000Pro
Possible Voltage Sub Types[9] : GA-8KNXP
Possible Voltage Sub Types[10] : Gigabyte GA-7N400-L
Possible Voltage Sub Types[11] : Asus A7V8X-X
Possible Voltage Sub Types[12] : GA-8PE667 Ultra
Possible Voltage Sub Types[13] : Elitegroup N2U400-A
Selected Voltage Sub Type : ITE8712F Standard 1 (0)
--Sensor Chip Readings--
Temperature Readout[1] : -55
Temperature Readout[2] : -2
Temperature Readout[3] : 76
Voltage Readout[1] : 1.252
Voltage Readout[2] : 1.776
Voltage Readout[3] : 3.2
Voltage Readout[4] : 4.08
Voltage Readout[5] : 11.1872
Voltage Readout[6] : 6.0672
Fan Readout[1] : 2596
Fan Readout[3] : 2083
---------System---------
Operating System : Microsoft Windows XP (NT 5.1) (Build 2600) Service Pack 2
User : ab
Memory in use : 31%
Total Physical Memory : 1048044 KB
Available Physical Memory : 720660 KB
----------CPU-----------
CPU Speed : 3614 MHz
Nr of CPU's : 2
-------3rd Party--------
ShutDownNow :
----Advanced Settings---
Fan Temp : 0
Custom Temp Table : 0
Startup Delay : 0
2E 4E Enabled : 0
2E Forced : 0
4E Forced : 0
Do Not Reset : 1
SMB Scan Range : $10 - $7F

Maybe those programmes aren`t compatible with your mobo`s sensors. Check your temps in bios.

Maybe try the free Everest programme from HERE.

The only other possibilities are, a faulty mobo sensor, or your temps really are that high, which I doubt.

Regards Howard

dust?

i had overheating problem as well... i tried everything and it didnt work, until this: (might not work for you, but give it a shot)

open your case, take out your CPU fan and clean it up (and everything else, if you want to). dust is a killer factor. also, if direct sunlight hits your computer during the day, that can be a factor as well.

hope this helps