F-Stream missing temperature points on Fan Tuning

So, I'm sitting at my computer watching TV and suddenly ALL of my fans speed up to 100%. my top case fan starts making a violent rattling noise and I start looking trying to figure out what happened.

After troubleshooting, I found that F-Stream thought both the motherboard and the CPU were at 130C and spun all fans up to 100%.   I checked other sources and they all were showing my CPU temp at about 45*. I rebooted, and the computer came back up and temp showed right, but all fans were still at 100%. That's when I went into FAN-Tastic Tuning and saw all of my temperature graphs were messed up. Most of them had fans starting at 80% and going up to 100% around 20*-ish

I reset all of my temp graphs, but one fan only shows two temperature points. the graph goes up and out the corner, and I can't get more than two points to appear.   Does anyone know how to get the rest of the points to appear/generate so I can graph it out properly.

Here's what the primary CPU fan looks like:
https://imgur.com/7PSy2o3


and this is what the secondary CPU Fan looks like (same fan model)
https://imgur.com/0NjrEEH


Any help would be appreciated. Until now I've never had an issue with the tool

Dear Jimmy,

Thanks for posting your query to ASRock forum.

Regarding your question, kindly try to remove extra software that will monitor/sensor/control the system.

Those software might interfere with one another which may sometime lead to software not working properly.

Once the software has been uninstalled, please reinstall the f-stream utility and try.

If the problem persists, it is recommended to clean install the Win10.

With thanks,
ASRock TSD

Dear Jimmy327,

Thanks for the reply.

Could you provide the model name for us?
Also, the BIOS version as well.

We will check into it.

With thanks,
ASRock TSD

reinstalling the software restored the temperature point; however I encountered a new issue with my fans spinning up and spinning down randomly.

I found the motherboard temp was sometimes showing as high as 104C and even saw the CPU reporting as 118C inside the application.   All other temperature monitors showed normal temperatures around 40C.

I went in and set temperature curves in the Fan-Tastic Tuning in the BIOS directly and uninstalled F-stream. It's a bit more of a hassle as I now have to reboot to change settings, but I haven't had any further issues since.

i'm still thinking about upgrading BIOS but I'm not sure if it is worth the hassle.   Either way, at this point, using BIOS to set my OC settings and Fan settings seems to be working.