If you really care that much about it, then let MSI know directly. I prefer the newer Corsair iCUE over Command Center and such. In fact, I don't use any MSI software.I just don't like it. If you don't like Command Center, don't use it! I don't on my boards. So even your other apps that you are comparing to Command Center can't decide on what temperature the cores are at, much less anything else.Īll that being said, what is your point here? You don't like the wording? Or how the information is displayed? And that doesn't even include Command Center, since it doesn't show the core temps. One shows the cores at 37 to 39C, while the other shows 34 to 36C.

Your screenshot even shows that, as one app says 38C for package, while another shows 39C. Notice in Corsair Link, the temperature you reference from MSI Command center is shown as Temp #5 on the MOTHERBOARD.Įven across applications there is variation. That blue line along the bottom of the graph will clearly show a temperature much closer to the 36 to 40C that the other software is showing. You'll notice it will match up with what HWINFO64 and other applications report. How do I know this? Go look at your FAN profile instead and make note of what it shows the CPU temperature. Your circled Command Center picture even makes that clear.'Real-time Onboard Temperature Sensors'.that 26C is the sensor on the motherboard, not the CPU sensor.

Sorry, but you're interpreting everything incorrectly.

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