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  1. AIDA64 always shows a Northbridge Clock speed on AMD AM5 systems as ~1867/~933MHz afaik (depending on 1:1 or 1:2 settings). But what's the source of this Northbridge Clock? According to BIOS and other monitoring software, there are no devices using that particular speed/frequency in my AMD AM5 system.
  2. Confirmed, I have the same issue with my RTX 4080 on v7.00.6716 Beta.
  3. Update: I filed a bug report last week, but didn't get any response yet. Or even a confirmation e-mail. Latest beta shows 'same same but different' results btw Recording 2023-12-20 185007.mp4
  4. Hi guys, When I open AIDA64 and go to: Computer - Sensor settings, two different CPU readings are shown incorrectly: Current Values: CPU Power Values: CPU Both CPU readings are clearly not showing actual/current values. Every new reading seems to be automatically added to the one before that (for about 5-10 seconds), and then that counting process starts all over from zero (I guess). What I'm seeing is a sequence like this for "Current Values - CPU" (in incremental steps repeating itself after every few seconds): 6.00A - 38.00A - 66.00A - 98.00A - 130.00A - 164.00A - up to about 250.00A, and then same type of additional counting starts all over again starting with a value close 0A and then counting upwards. It's almost the same issue for "Power Values - CPU", but those readings seem to be more random than the example above: Values are fluctuating but going upwards from around 2.00 W up 250+W (while only typing this): so I'm just assuming both values can't be correct. Does anyone know a solution, fix or workaround for this issue? Currently running AIDA64 7.00.6705 beta, but the issue was already present in 6.92 and later beta versions. Thanks in advance, FatBoyNL Recording 2023-12-14 154149.mp4
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