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    fixed: Stability Test freezing

    in Bug reports

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    23 hours ago, Fiery said:

    Thank you, we'regetting closer :) Can you please check what happens if you keep SensorPanel enabled/showing, but you disable the CPU Utilization item(s) -- I suppose you have some of those on the panel (?)

    Yes, I have CPU Utilization enabled in Sensor Panel.

     

    I disabled those Sensor Panel items and ran Stability Test:

     

     

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    fixed: Stability Test freezing

    in Bug reports

    Posted

    5.80.4089 BETA.

    Issue continues...

     

    EDIT:

    I installed my motherboard manufacturer's latest BIOS, and while at default settings, ran Stability Test.

    It froze immediately.

    Any version after 5.80.4068 freezes, any version before does not.

    fixed: Stability Test freezing

    in Bug reports

    Posted

    Neither the Sensor page nor the Stability Test window by themselves caused any freezing.

    Starting the Stability Test caused it to freeze.

    This time, I had HWiNFO and Firefox open, but they were not affected, nor was any other thing in Windows.

    I have not tried every version yet, but the three I listed worked perfectly. Only the latest BETA appears to have the issue.

    Anything else I need to do?

     

    EDIT:

     

    Reverted to 5.80.4068BETA.

    Stability Test ran 15 minutes, no freezing.

    fixed: Stability Test freezing

    in Bug reports

    Posted

    v5.80.4072BETA.

    Running Stress CPU, after a minute and a half or so, the application stops responding. It does not crash, it is still running, but the GUI freezes.

    All other applications work fine while the Stress Test is frozen, no lag, no hesitation at all.

    I ran the Stress CPU using v5.80.4005BETA, 5.80.4028BETA, 5.80.4056BETA, and it worked as expected.

    Ideas?

    fixed: Sensor readings for EVGA Z170 Classified K (E178)

    in Hardware monitoring

    Posted

    @Fiery,

     

    I received a reply from eVGA.

     

    They will not provide the information. In fact, they now are not answering even simple questions. I apparently did wear out my welcome with them.

     

    I appreciate all your hard work and effort.

     

    Going forward, my intent is to get rid of the eVGA motherboard and buy either a MSI or AsRock motherboard.

     

    Hopefully, I not encounter any issues with either of those brands.

     

    Thanks again.

    fixed: Sensor readings for EVGA Z170 Classified K (E178)

    in Hardware monitoring

    Posted

    Thank you, it would be great if you could push your luck about this issue. On our part, the only missing piece of the puzzle is the Vcore reading. It would be very useful to know exactly what register of which sensor device holds the Vcore reading, and what formula shall we use to calculate the actual voltage measurement value. Currently on the EVGA E178 motherboard (that you've got) AIDA64 uses register 0x0C (MSB) and register 0x0F (LSB) of the secondary Nuvoton NCT7802Y sensor chip (at SMBus device 0x2F) to measure Vcore, and it calculates the voltage value by using the following formula: RawRegisterReading x 0.002 x 0.9808

     

    Will do. Although i have noticed that eVGA responses have begun to be days instead of hours.

     

    Anyway, I tried using a Ratio of 1.00895 and an Offset of -0.002 to get it very close.

    fixed: Sensor readings for EVGA Z170 Classified K (E178)

    in Hardware monitoring

    Posted

    I believe I had to do that once before with another motherboard, I had forgotten about that.

     

    Currenty, I trying to assist another software developer with obtaining info about this motherboard, because it seems no monitoring software, except ELEET, which is not really useful, displays anything even close to the correct VCore.

     

    eVGA is not being, (how shall I put it?), exactly the most helpful.

     

    If there any specific information you want me to ask eVGA about, just say so. I will probably wear out my welcome with them, but I intend to continue to persue this.

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