Fiery

I've just sent you a private message about this issue.

It will work the same as now, but instead of 16 logical processors it will support 32. When it comes to CPU utilization measurement, it makes no sense to skip the virtual cores, since their utilization impacts physical cores as well.

When you say "render mode", what exactly are you looking for? Screen resolution and bit depth perhaps? Thanks, Fiery

Please contact ABSEIRA for further assistance about AIDA64 Business Edition setup in Group Policy environment: info AT abseira.com (replace AT with @) Thanks, Fiery

\\share\reports.mdb looks a bit odd. Are you sure that's the UNC path you want to use? Also, make sure to provide your network users write permissions to the reports.mdb file. The rest of the settings and parameters you quoted seem fine and accurate.

Please read the AIDA64 Business Edition Setup Guide. http://www.aida64.com/files/AIDA64_Business_Edition_Setup_Guide.pdf It will provide you with all the answers and guidelines to deploy AIDA64 Business Edition in your organization. Regards, Fiery

I suppose the message comes up when AIDA64 tries to enumerate the local disk drives. Do you have any removable disk drives (apart from optical drives) in your system? Such as floppy drive, ZIP drive, tape drive, or a card reader. If yes, then try to insert a media in the drive, and see if it makes the error message come up or not.

In such special case the lowest number of nodes (5) would be suitable. Extreme Engineer has no remote capabilities. Regards, Fiery

"5 nodes" means your network has 5 computers, including workstations and servers. If your network has 50 computers, then in theory you would need a Business Edition license for 50 nodes. I'm not sure however, why would you only use it on 3 or 4 computers. Can you please explain? In most enterprises AIDA64 Business Edition is uses on every workstations and servers, to compile a network audit for the whole enterprise. Such companies however, that only wants to use AIDA64 for troubleshooting hardware and software issues will buy the AIDA64 Extreme Engineer license. AIDA64 Extreme Engineer is licensed per engineers, so if you have e.g. 2 network administrators in your company who would use AIDA64, then you need 2 Extreme Engineer licenses. For more information make sure to contact ABSEIRA, our worldwide distributor for corporate products: http://abseira.com Regards, Fiery

Can you please check if you experience the access violation issue with Build 2320? http://www.aida64.com/downloads/aida64extremebuild2320tjb6lpwyzxzip We've implemented CPU Throttling monitoring in Build 2317, so if 2313 works fine but 2320 fails, then there's a chance CPU Throttling monitoring causes the issues. Thanks, Fiery

We've tried AIDA64 on our Sapphire HD6850 that we've overclocked from the default 1.150V Vcore to 1.168V using Sapphire TriXX 4.6.0 (latest version). On this particular video card AIDA64 reports the default Vcore (VID) as "GPU Core" voltage, and reports the actual Vcore used by the GPU as "GPU VRM" voltage (via the onboard CHL8214 VRM). Since on CHL8225 and CHL8228 chips we do the same method of voltage measurements, I'd expect the same behavior from AIDA64 there as well. BTW, we use ADL_OverDrive5_CurrentActivity_Get call from ADL to measure VDDC that we report as "GPU Core" voltage. On CHL8214 we report register 0x8D as "GPU VRM" voltage. On CHL8225 and CHL8228 we report register 0x8B as "GPU VRM" voltage.

In the next AIDA64 beta release we'll extend the number of logical CPUs that the hardware monitoring module could handle from 16 to 32. Thanks, Fiery

Many modern AMD processors (since Llano/A-Series and Zambezi/FX) have a hardware flaw that yields into unreal core diode temperature readings at idle. AMD said the core temperatures are only reliable when the processor is under heavy load. As for the "CPU" temperature, that is measured by the motherboard sensor chip. Make sure to compare the value against Gigabyte EasyTune6. If you can see a different temperature reading there, then please right-click on the bottom status bar of AIDA64 main window --> Sensor Debug --> ISA Sensor Dump, and copy-paste the full results into this topic. Thanks, Fiery

Thank you for the feedback

Thank you for the feedback

We've fixed the reported issue in the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme Edition available at: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/aida64extremebuild2341k6jy8ntsxlzip After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.

Thank you. I'm afraid so far we haven't been able to figure out what sort of device is responsible for the higher Vcore. It could be the one at B06-D30, but it's an unknown device to us. BTW, what exact model of Sapphire HD7970 is it?

Your SSD does not implement a thermal sensing logic, so it's normal that it doesn't appear on the Sensor page in AIDA64. Regards, Fiery

Thank you for the feedback

AIDA64 doesn't specifically perform driver updates or BIOS updates, it only offers you links to motherboard makers' websites where you can download the drivers or BIOS updates. And it also offers links to eSupport automatized driver update and BIOS update facilities at: BIOS Updates: http://aida64.com/bios-updates Driver Updates: http://aida64.com/driver-updates

We've just released a new AIDA64 Business Edition beta: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/aida64businessbuild2338x2r6vwzglkzip

Thank you. You're using an old version of AIDA64. The reported issue has already been fixed in the latest AIDA64 release: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/a64xe

Thank you for the info. We'll try to get a similar box to diagnose this issue. However, as with other multi-bay external HDD/SSD boxes, there's only a slim chance that we could provide SMART information (incl. temperature readings) for more than 1 drive in the box

Please right-click on the bottom status bar of AIDA64 main window --> Sensor Debug --> ISA Sensor Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic. Thanks, Fiery

Please give us a few more days, we need to investigate this issue by trying AIDA64 on a few Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge systems in our labs, in a hope that we can reproduce the problem you're experiencing. Thank you for your patience.