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AIDA 64 Suspected to cause Sound crackle/pop white noise explosions
Chaoscraig replied to Chaoscraig's topic in Bug reports
Thanks for your reply. I request you keep this thread open indefinitely as this interment problem is taking basically a whole week for one iteration at this point. My current version is AIDA 64 Extreme v7.70.7503 and I am using the license that came with my Asus Products maybe it came with the Ryujin III or the z790 motherboard? If I update, will my license still work? DO I need to backup my sensor panel files? Current test results UPDATE: I am still in my same boot session since Friday Sept 4th !! It is now Sept 8th and the sound crackle symptoms have only just begun to become noticeable and the USBXHCI.SYS max latency has now climbed to 13ms. Before unchecking all the boxes (I also increased poling period from 1s to 1.5s which may also be a factor), my problem would reliably deteriorate to more extreme levels with white noise explosions with in 1 day or so with max latency values 28+ms. So, based on the current session the symptoms have improved a lot however it looks like things are still deteriorating with session length but at a slower rate. However this is a sample size of ONE and it is now taking 5 days to get one test result. so please keep this thread open . For now I am going to continue the current session to confirm continued deterioration. ~Please advise -
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Hello. Another panel with an attempt at animation as a retro-style clock, with moving gears and pointers. See you at If you like it, let me know and I'll provide a download link from Google Drive, free of charge, of course. It can't be published here due to the large number of images; the file exceeds the available limit.
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Hi! I'm looking for your ASUS ROG 1920x1080 Red.spzip from your May 29/30 2026 post. The forum attachment now shows unavailable. Would you mind re-uploading it or sending me the file? Thanks!
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Hello everyone! 👋 My name is BWE_Mau5, and I’m a PC enthusiast from Hungary. I’ve always been interested in PC hardware, system monitoring and custom interfaces, and recently I started creating my own AIDA64 SensorPanel designs. I enjoy combining useful hardware information with a clean, futuristic gaming aesthetic. My current project is a custom TUF Gaming themed SensorPanel, designed around my AMD Ryzen and ZOTAC GPU system. I try to keep my panels informative without making them unnecessarily crowded, while paying close attention to typography, layout, colors and overall visual balance. Thanks for having me here, and I’m looking forward to seeing everyone’s creations! 🔥 Greetings from Hungary!
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Thanks for the additional information. I also move the topic into bugreports.
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ROG Ryujin II LCD: custom ImportValues layout and volatile updates?
EBYRWA replied to EBYRWA's topic in Hardware monitoring
Thanks, Fiery—that confirms the custom-layout approach should work for my project. A few follow-up questions: 1. Can AIDA64 run the RYUJIN LCD and display imported registry values as a standard user if its own hardware sensor polling is disabled? 2. Does the LCD layout support switching pages or showing/hiding items based on imported values—for example, replacing the normal dashboard with a low-battery alert? 3. If I eventually want my application to supply complete rendered frames, is there a supported interface for that through AIDA64? If not, do you have an ASUS developer contact for the ROGAIOSDK.dll API and confirmation that continuous frame updates do not write flash storage? I intend to start with a one-second refresh interval and keep AIDA64 as the sole display owner, with Armoury Crate display control turned off. Thanks again for your help. -
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AIDA 64 Suspected to cause Sound crackle/pop white noise explosions
Fiery replied to Chaoscraig's topic in Bug reports
Can you please check if the issue happens with AIDA64 v8.20 as well? We suspect this could be caused by the USB-C PD monitoring module of AIDA64 that was not yet supported by the old v8.20 release of AIDA64. - Last week
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Is there a way to center sensor item text such as Day of the week or Month name. I can align left or right but not center it
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Nvidia has released GeForce driver 616.86 as a hotfix that resolves the issue.
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720 x 2560 & 720 & 1920 Pokémon Sensor For Aida64 for more detail, see my store. https://aidadeco64.etsy.com
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I've got my sensor panel created and I'm really happy with it. I've got the dials colored green, turning to yellow then red. What should I set my warning and maximum temperature values at? I've got CPU, GPU, Motherboard, PCI-E, VRAM and SSD's.
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AIDA 64 Suspected to cause Sound crackle/pop white noise explosions
Chaoscraig replied to Chaoscraig's topic in Bug reports
I found the minimum number of things checked for my sensor panel to work, wondering if that would improve latency ? Unchecking all the things within my current session did not stop the subtle crackle pop noise that is still creeping in. I am on a fresh boot now using this arrangement. I also enabled MSI for my sound controllers. -
Problem with Nvidia drivers: versions 616.64 and 616.56 block the USB monitors used by AIDA64. I had to revert to version 610.88.
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Hello all, I am using AIDA 64 for a custom sensor panel on an ASUS Ryujin III cooler display. My PC is maximus hero z790, Intel I9 14900k, (2x48gb) 24Gbp/s DR Hynix m die RAM. Its an intermittent issue that gradually gets worse over the course of a single boot session and goes away after a reboot. After about a day or so the sound crackles and pops and gets worse until there's these periods of white noise static explosions that are very loud. I suspect AIDA 64 to be the cause. Because I ran the computer without AIDA 64 at boot and the problem did not reoccur for several days when it would normally occur within about 1 day. I will be doing more testing to repeat and confirm this. Because of the nature of the problem this testing will take a long time. Using WPR/WPA, I documented a strong correlation between long USBXHCI.SYS latency and duration of AIDA 64 session. As the session duration continues over the course of a day or so the max latency values climb from 0.1 ms to 30 ms. Closing AIDA 64, or closing AIDA 64 and reopening it reliably returns latency value back down, however the sound issue does not reliability go away. Please advise
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Checki started following Turzx 8.8 losing connection
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Hello I think this happens after the recent AIDA update (not sure though). The Turzx 8.8 screen works for a while but then freezes. I then need to restart Aida and sometimes unplug the screen to restart it as well. Dont know if it helps, this is the driver version of turzx 8.8 V1.0 in the hardware manager: 10.0.26100.8972. AIDA is up to date stable version. Thank you
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Looks good. You used the empty space and added some fitting sensors.
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The website you've linked lists very different files that are part of MSI software. However, please note that the mentioned file of AIDA64 is already deprecated and blacklisted by Windows 11.
