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  1. We'll fix the issue in the next AIDA64 beta update due in a few days from now. I'll post a message into this topic once the new beta build is available for download.
  2. We've already seen tremendous (up to 1000x) slowdowns on Asus X299 chipset based motherboards about EC register readout. Sometimes, like once per 10 or once per 20 register readouts the EC does a "hiccup", and holds the system up for over 200 milliseconds -- instead of the usual quarter of a millisecond. Such huge holdups could cause games to freeze or skip frames. We've done several test runs on Asus X299 motherboards, but couldn't find the cause or a solution or a workaround to the issue. We've already contacted Asus about this, and they said they will investigate the issue. No response from them since then. We believe this particular issue may be the same issue that your Asus Z370 chipset based motherboard shows as well, although the hiccups may be a lot more scarce than once per 10 or 20 register readouts. We'll need to wait for Asus to respond to the X299 issue, and hopefully they will provide a workaround or fix that will come useful for the Z370 issue you're facing as well.
  3. We'll fix the issue for both Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 7 and X299 Aorus Gaming 9 motherboards in the next AIDA64 beta update due in a few days from now. I'll post a message into this topic once the new beta build is available for download.
  4. Please give us a few more days to build a RAID configuration using an ICH8R RAID controller + WinXP to properly test this issue out. Dealing with old systems (and getting them into our labs) like that is not always trivial
  5. The issue will be fixed when the new sensor solution will be implemented in both X370 and X470 chipset based Asus motherboards. Jon is still working on it AFAIK.
  6. Thank you for the photos and screenshots. We'll remove the Aux and PCI-E temperatures in the next AIDA64 beta update due in a few days from now. I'll post a message into this topic once the new beta build is available for download.
  7. In such case you have to keep in mind that AIDA64 memory stress test will consume basically all the physical memory you've got. If you launch any applications while the memory stress test is running, you can have Windows run out of physical memory anytime.
  8. Those limits are the properties of each CPU SKU. For your CPU it's 95 Watts, but there can be different values for short-term and long-term Turbo Boost. The power limits can be re-configured in most retail motherboard BIOSes.
  9. AIDA64 should display that information on the Display / GPU page. If it's not there, then please let me know what Windows version do you have installed, what version of ForceWare you've got installed, and what kind of video cards do you have in your SLI array.
  10. "Relay access denied" means that you cannot use the SMTP server with those credentials from the IP address that you're at right now.
  11. I'm afraid I cannot find your license(s) in our database using the email address you've used to register to this forum. Please send me your full name and the email address you've used at purchase in private message, and I'll try to find your license that way.
  12. We haven't changed the Kraken X52 module of AIDA64, so it's odd that it's stopped working. Maybe you've recently updated the X52 firmware? Anyway, please right-click on the bottom status bar of AIDA64 main window --> System Debug --> USB Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic, or attach the results as a TXT file to your post. You may need to enable status bar in AIDA64 / main menu / View first.
  13. I'm afraid we have no plans to enable date formatting or to add specific date/day/month/week items to the AIDA64 hardware monitoring module.
  14. Wow, you've got some rig there I suppose it's for mining, at least partly When we set the 8 GPU limit many years ago, we never thought it would be a constraint one day. But we'll expand it to 12 GPUs in the next AIDA64 beta update due in a few days from now. I'll let you know in this topic once the new build is available for download.
  15. Only the Primary IP Address can be displayed on the OSD. That IP address is selected by Windows as primary, so it's not possible to switch it over to another IP address.
  16. It's best to run the AIDA64 System Stability Test with a setting that you would choose as your regular configuration. If you use your computer with fixed frequencies, then run the AIDA64 stress test with those settings. One hour is fine for a quick check, but a few hours would be best to assure the whole system gets heated up to the maximum levels for a longer period of time. It's also best to run the FPU subtest alone once, and then when it doesn't reveal any issues, enable all the other tests. The FPU subtest is a very demanding test, one that is great to check the thermal solution and reveal any throttling activities under heavy load. On the other hand, when you enable all subtests, a mixed workload is put on your system, and although temperatures will be lower, certain stability issues can only be found that way.
  17. Please remove /ALL from your command-line, since it collides with /AUDIT. If possible, try to delete the whole content of the database as well, and create a few new reports using the right command-line, and then check whether Audit Manager works or not.
  18. What interface do you use (or could use) to connect your LCD to your computer?
  19. Just to clarify: your missing sensor readings used to come from your NZXT Kraken X52 water cooling system, right?
  20. Transparent SensorPanel background would require a completely different SensorPanel rendering engine that would be quite complex as well as a lot slower than the current one. We still believe it'd be overkill for the purpose of sensor monitoring.
  21. What report profile did you use to create reports that were inserted to your SQL database?
  22. What motherboard do you have? Or the mentioned readings come from an external sensor device, like Aquaero?
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