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  1. Also, I have 2 SSD in RAID-0 on 2 SATA-3 ports and 2 HDD in RAID-0 on 2 SATA-2 ports - all on one Intel Z77 chipset with Intel OROM and driver.

    I see in AIDA in ATA-window

    Before Sleep mode :

    Max. MWDMA Transfer Mode    MWDMA 2
    Max. UDMA Transfer Mode    UDMA 6
    Active UDMA Transfer Mode    UDMA 6

     

    After wake up from Sleep mode:

    Max. MWDMA Transfer Mode    MWDMA 2

    Active MWDMA Transfer Mode   MWDMA 1

    Max. UDMA Transfer Mode    UDMA 6
    on SSDs

    and

    Max. MWDMA Transfer Mode    MWDMA 2

    Active MWDMA Transfer Mode   MWDMA 0

    Max. UDMA Transfer Mode    UDMA 6

    on HDDs

     

    what`s this? :D

    P.S.

    This "problem" occurs after AIDA restart after resume from Sleep Mode (including hibernation).

    I think, AIDA displays the wrong result, because I did the disk benchmark (AIDA Read Test Suite) after - there is no difference in speed!

     

  2. When the comp wakes up from Sleep mode (including hibernation or not), the PCH diode temperature sensor on the sensor panel shows N/A and there is no sensor in the AIDA sensor window. This problem is only in Win10 (64). There is no problem in Win7. I need to restart AIDA again and it`s OK.

    AIDA64 Extreme 6.60.5900

  3. Modern systems have many similar components such as SSDs, HDDs, Cores, etc. Output to OSD or external applications of a large number of parameters from the same type of devices is inconvenient (for example: the temperature from 3 SSDs installed in one place - will have 3 similar values). I suggest adding more math options in Preferences->Corrections:

    +, -, *. / between the same types of sensors.

     

    e.g. (1): I`ve 2 SSD or 2 HDD in RAIDs and I want average:

    I select t° from SSD 1, t° from SSD 2... t°8

    (t°1 + t°2+...t°n)/n=new Tgen. - on OSD, External, SP, etc.

     

    e.g.(2): I`ve 2 or more of power sensors (e.g CPUs and GPUs) and I want to see the "general" power:

    I select power sensor 1, 2...8

    p1 + p2+...p8=new Pgen. - on OSD, External, SP, etc.

  4. I have consumption in TDP (%) in AIDA. It's not very convenient. But I'm using the correction TDP x 1.32 ratio.  (Preferences->Correction). And I`ve change the sign % to W for my language. This is the easiest way ;)

    But I think, this ratio is specific to each graphics card and each user must calculate this value himself.

    Therefore, my suggestion: dual value of consumption (TDP% and W) like GPU-Z or the possibility of choice something one by user, that better ;)

  5. szia, hej

    Sorry if I don't understand the topic.
    I had 8gb (2x4gb) memory and pagefile on 8gb, now I added 8gb(now 8+8 (2x4)gb, dual mode) memory and deleted pagefile completely.

    But what`s this? It appears for 0.3 seconds and disappears again. I can't understand the cause and frequency of occurrence.

    pagefile.png

  6. Yes, I know. GPU Bus Type appears on the OSD with RTSS fine! But I don`t use AIDA64->RTSS->OSD directly, because it has not friendly view during games (no own groups, no own changes labels, etc. -> result: too much place for OSD). So I use AIDA64-> RT graphs ->RTSS->OSD, where can I change values view for OSD as I want ... and saving graphs for far "researches" ;) But in this case, I have NA in OSD
     

  7. GPU Bus Type in Shared Memory has only text value (as: "PCI-E 3.0x16 @ 1.1x16"), so it`s impossible use in graphs, sheets, SensorPanel bars...

    Value as "1.1" and other must be digital: 1, 2, 3... as multiplier CPU

  8. We found Intel 7 Series Chipset PCH Datasheet

    The PCH incorporates one on-die Digital thermal sensor (DTS) for thermal
    management. The thermal sensor can provide PCH temperature information to an EC
    or SIO device that can be used to determine how to control the fans. The normal
    readable temperature range of the PCH thermal sensor is from 53 °C to 134 °C. Some
    parts can read down to 43 °C but this is part to part dependent.

    Is it true?

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