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  9. Fiery started following Determine soldered ram vs removable sticks., Aida exits after resuming from Sleep or Hibernate and Detection of the TPM chip and its version?
  10. Fiery
    Please let us know more about your system configuration. Motherboard model, CPU type, video card(s) installed, any special monitoring or liquid cooling device connected? (via USB for example)
  11. Fiery
    So far we haven't found a way to talk to TPM chips using a generic method
  12. Fiery
    It's not something that can be easily detected I'm afraid. Usually, if you can see SPD information properly displayed for a certain memory module on the Motherboard / SPD page of AIDA64, it means it's a removable memory module. But, the lack of SPD information doesn't necesserily mean that it can be removed On some machines the memory module details on the Computer / DMI page could provide you with proper guidelines, but since DMI information in general is not 100% reliable, it's again not something you can trust 100%.
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  14. Novius
    Hello, Is there a way to tell if in a laptop, a ram stick is soldered to the motherboard, or removable via the reports generated by AIDA? Best regards Novius
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  21. Fiery
    We're currently not planning to enable such level of customization for the values for GPU PerCap reason.
  22. Petr Soucek
    Hi Fiery, is it possible to detect the presence and type of the TPM chip and its firmware version? It would be useful to know whether I have affected or unaffected TPM chip, see https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/campaigns/tpm-update.html https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2019-16863
  23. Jesse00
    You could have just hidden it, Too much extra work here.
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    Hi! My bug is like https://forums.aida64.com/topic/221-wrong-cpu-temperature-asus-m4a88td-m/ CPU Xeon e-5 2689, noname Chinese motherboard, Win 10 Pro x64, AIDA v.6.20.5300 I'm not sure that I can be helped, but thanks anyway. And sorry for my english isasensordump.txt Sensor.txt
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    Too bad, it must not be possible to put this kind of thing with Aida64
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  30. netjack
    So I'm finding that when I resume my computer (either from sleep or hibernate), Aida shows in the notification area but doesn't actually work. And when I click the notification are up arrow a second time, Aida just exits. This is causing my sensor panel to not work. Win 10 latest build. Running latest version of A64.
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  32. dlder
    It would be really awesome if there were some way to customize the text that's outputted. "Reliability Voltage" is quite long; if for instance we could change that text (via Registry, in the Settings or directly in the Sensor Item), that would be awesome! like: no Text for "Utilization" PWR for "Power Limit" VOLT for "Voltage Limit" TMP for "Temperature Limit" Maybe it's possible via some ini/cfg that I didn't find; would be good enough for me :-) cheers!
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  35. Stinger
    Greetings to you friends! There is another idea. Increase the number of pages to display on the LСD screen GLCD2USB. Now only 4 pages are used, but this is not enough. It may be possible to make the user himself indicate how many pages he needs.
  36. gh0stp1rate
    So I guess no help here on the forums then huh?
  37. Fiery started following incorrect jedec and xmp timings table
  38. Fiery
    AIDA64 lists the maximum frequencies a memory module can operate at any given CL level. It helps you to understand the true capabilities of the memory module, as reported by its SPD or XMP. Since you can select memory frequencies between JEDEC standard frequency levels, the way AIDA64 reports the memory module capabilities in my opinion is superior to what Thaiphoon Burner reports.
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  40. Richard K Litalien started following AIDA64 Stability test failed. Fluctuating fraphic of GPU Power draw (MSI B450M Gaming Plus + Ryzen 3 1200 + Inno3D GTX 750)
  41. Richard K Litalien
    Can anyone tell me what this is. Is it the CPU or Memory Modules DIMM1: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro CMW16GX4M2C3600C18 DIMM2: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro CMW16GX4M2C3600C18 DIMM3: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro CMW16GX4M2C3600C18 DIMM4: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro CMW16GX4M2C3600C18
  42. dontbugme
    For example DDR4-2133P can operate at 1067 MHz with CL15 and CL16. And there is no 1037Mhz frequency AIDA 6.20.5300 Here is JEDEC JESD79-4 specs for 2133 memory Correct values for my module is (Thanks Thaiphoon Burner)
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  44. Fiery
    Our stance is still that AIDA64 measures the immediate value. I don't think measuring an average clock frequency instead of that is a good idea. But, if you're looking for a long-term measurement to find out an average CPU clock frequency for a timespan, you can use the Logging facility of AIDA64 or the Statistics tab of the AIDA64 System Stability module.
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  46. netjack
    I'd love to get those temp bars on the left
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    Excuse me, is there anyone here?
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  50. vlad
    I was curious: how are things going with the implementation of the requested feature?
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  52. Kasey00
    I saw a few more new lines were added to the language models. Check those now and then send it to FinalWire.
  53. SnarlingFox
    Just replying back with some feedback. Although I wasn't using this with AIDA64 (rather, I was using Python and Ubuntu to monitor my ESXi Home Lab), the kit worked perfectly so kudos added to you Romain I will now be getting Aida64 to use it with my desktop Here's a couple of photos...
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  55. Grestorn
    Hi, after a very long time of using my old 5960x system and AIDA64 passively, I'm now building a new machine based on Zen 2, and because of that I'm interested in the latest developments once again. I've just read this article about issues with AMD Zen's CPU clocking mechanics: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/1usmus-power-plan-for-amd-ryzen-new-developments/ What stands out there is the statement of HWInfo's author, he claims that the "traditional" way of measuring a CPU (core) clock has several issues, which is something I've been wondering for quite some time myself. So HWInfo implemented "a new approach needs to be used called the Effective clock. This method relies on hardware's capability to sample the actual clock state (all its levels) across a certain interval, including sleeping (halted) states. The software then queries the counter over a specific polling period, which provides the average value of all clock states that occurred in the given interval." I certainly don't want to change to HWInfo, I'm used to AIDA64 and it's working very well in my system. So what's your stance on that statement? How is AIDA64 measuring the cpu core clocks? Is that approach already used there, too? If not, are you planning to? Or do you have a completely different view on the issue?
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