Introducing SpeedFan 4.38: Enhanced Control for Fan Speeds and System Monitoring

I just DLed and installed SpeedFan, and I see a very scary temperature reading-"Temperature 2"= 127 degrees!! Where can I read about what these different temps indicate, and is that temp possible when my gpu is showing @53c, via EVGA Precision? I'm not competent enough to use this program without some help on what the various readings indicate.
 
Link Removed they have a live help window there
 
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Check out the temps using this: Link Removed Also make sure you know that the reading is either in Fahrenheit or Celsius and that often aux temp readings can be way off relating to nothing.
 
Thanks for the link and the help, kemical. The CPU readings indicate that all 4 cores are within thermal parameters, and, unless I'm wrong, 127c(Speedfan is in Centigrade) is a bit too hot for proper utility, so I hope that it's some anomaly from Speedfan. I do have liquid cooling for the CPU in a push-pull 2-fan configuration, and the CPU is OCed to 4.2ghz via the Gigabyte Mobo program. The single 127c outlier is not reproduced anywhere else, apparently.
 
Speedfan updated to 4.49:


SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer
 
Almico has released Version 4.50 of SpeedFan.

Download:
http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php
 
Almico has released Version 4.51 of SpeedFan. Windows 10 now supported amongst many other fixes:
http://www.almico.com/sfhistory.php
 
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