Arctucas
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I wonder if it is W11 causing the issue?
My 9900K CPUID (on the right) screen side-by-side with yours, but I am running W7:
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Have you made any sensor panel items?
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I also use a Commander Pro for temp sensors; Water temps, Ambient air temps, and AIDA64 works great.
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Load a restore point before the install?
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1 hour ago, NewbieOKS said:
@Arctucas thanks but not sure whether I can install another info software, I have too much at the moment
I'll just wait for the Aida64 response since it can't yet read the SPD info details
However HWiNFO64 does mentioned it supported TSOD
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Thaiphoon Burner does not install. Extract and run.
HWiNFO says I do not have Temperature Sensor.
But, it displays DIMM temperatures.
And, AIDA64 displays DIMM temperatures.
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@NewbieOKS,
RAMMON says I do not have a thermal sensor, when, in fact, I do.
What does Thaiphoon Burner say under Thermal Sensor?
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Fiery,
Thanks.
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What is GPU2?
No GPU fans are running at 20%.
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GT is the CPU integrated graphics, should be disabled in BIOS when using discreet graphics card e.g. RTX3070.
iCUE is basically crap, and does not play well with other monitoring software, so you get what you get. What does HWiNFO say?
CPU Package is what I use when referring to CPU temperature.
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Does the NVMe actually have temperature sensor(s)?
My Samsung 960EVO has two, my Sabrent Rocket-Pro does not.
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9 hours ago, GotchaPine007 said:
yeah and it got hotter since I replaced the original Nvme by a Samsung 970 plus 2TB. That drive cvan go up to 80c when gaming even with the top fan at 1400rpm
Wow!
I am sure that cannot be good for the drive; probably throttles speed and might shorten lifespan.
SFF PCs are neat and compact, but personally, I would not pack them with higher performance hardware, because of the amount of heat that you are experiencing.
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6 hours ago, GotchaPine007 said:
oh yeah sorry :-)
Usually I have like 20 degrees centigrades in the room.
I'm using a i9-9900K, the cooler is at the top of the case, it's a Corsair 140mm that run at 1400rpm max
20°C is fairly cool, mine is usually 24° to 27°C.
I was looking at Corsair's website to check that particular model out, a lot in a small package.
The 9900K do run hot. Mine was really difficult to cool, even with custom loop, until I delidded it to run bare die. Even so, @5000MHz, it still idles around ambient +10°C.
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7 hours ago, GotchaPine007 said:
It's a corsair one so small form factor gaming PC. So that might be why. The ambient temp is probably a little more than 50c
I was actually referring to the ambient room temperature, not the chassis temperature.
Yes, a SFF chassis does not allow for much cooling.
What CPU are you running, and what CPU cooler?
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On 1/25/2021 at 11:26 AM, GotchaPine007 said:
Yeah, I was letting Icue decide but since I installed a Nvme 970 plus the temp was going up (my NVME was up to 76..).
So I now let the top fan run at 1000rpm constant unless I'm playing game then it will run higher.
My CPU temp now is averaging 45
At idle?
Even your GPU temp seems high.
This is a desktop PC, not a laptop, correct?
CPU is Overclocked? What cooling?
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Not any advice to offer, just a question about your temperatures being accurate?
If your CPU temp is 57°C using only 34W @ 1.17V, something is not right, unless your ambient temperature is over 50°C.
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At idle, GPU and GPU Diode are usually the same, sometimes GPU is 1°C lower than GPU Diode.
I thought I would check load temperatures.
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7 hours ago, Fiery said:
From that list GPU Diode is measured by the GPU directly, while the rest is measured by the iCX2 chip of your video card.
Which is considered the actual GPU temperature?
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Cannot fit full page into screenshot.
Will this suffice?
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23 hours ago, Fiery said:
We haven't touched iCX2 support or diode measurement for Turing based GPUs, so it's quite puzzling...
I have multiple temperature sensors displayed in AIDA64. The two relevant ones are GPU and GPU Diode.
Which of these are being referred to? They generally are one to two degrees C apart.
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Interestingly, all of those apps agreed with AIDA64 GPU temp on my eVGA RTX2080... until the new BETA. Now AIDA64 is one degree lower than the others.
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Never mind, somehow I had set the drive to 'offline'.
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CPU frequency and memory not correct (Windows 11 sandboxing issue)
in Bug reports
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Looking around the interwebz, seems others are having issues with monitoring software, e.g.CPU-Z, HWiNFO, using W11.
You know Microsoft's motto is; 'If it ain't broke, fix it 'til is.'