Fiery

It's a difficult question. Are you looking for an alphanumeric (character) display or a fancier, graphical screen?

Thank you, we'll check LCD Smartie. For us driver download wasn't done automatically under Win10, but the Windows Update facility offered an optional driver update "wch.cn" for the device and that worked out. Where did you get USB_LCD.DLL (LCD Smartie plugin) from?

AFAIK fake device manufacturers use such tricks that are deeply embedded into the firmware of the device, including not just proofed files but also patched Android API calls. I wouldn't spend too much time on trying to reverse this activity.

What output of AIDA64 do you find difficult to be post-processed? Are you trying to load e.g. a CSV log file generated by AIDA64 into Excel perhaps?

Thank you! I'm afraid we cannot find the relevant register that would correspond to the 3rd fan of your video card

Please right-click on the bottom status bar of AIDA64 main window --> Video Debug --> nVIDIA GPU Registers. 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. Also right-click on the bottom status bar of AIDA64 main window --> Video Debug --> nVIDIA SMBus Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic, or attach the results as a TXT file to your post. Make sure to use AIDA64 v6.32 (latest version). Thanks, Fiery

I'm afraid for most PC's it's not possible to meausure overall system power consumption in a reliable and accurate way.

That's a very interesting and peculiar anomaly. My best guess is that the whole process takes more time to complete than what's expected from the average throughput because of the overhead of the graph drawing, time measurement, etc. If you push a right mouse click on the Save button, you can save all datapoints to a CSV or TSV file

It's very difficult to find out the protocol details (if there's a proper protocol) without help from the person who's responsible for developing the firmware of the device. Have you tried to use your display with other software like LCDSmartie?

You can only convert an Android platform to 64-bit by installing a new Android firmware update that is 64-bit. You need to consult with the manufacturer of your device and inquire them whether they have such an update for your device.

I suppose a 3rd party software keeps opening AIDA64 for monitoring purposes. We've seen Logitech Gaming Software to behave like that, but I'm not sure what other software may do that. Does the issue come back after a Windows restart?

We don't design and distribute custom gauge images, but maybe someone else reading this may be able to help you out.

1) Reference results are strictly obtained and managed by us. Those systems are our reference systems that are kept unchanged if possible, both hardware- and software-wise. 2) We update the benchmark results for each reference system when they need to be updated. If you meant to ask about the selection of systems, then we keep adding new ones as new platforms get introduced, and only rarely we remove (retire) a reference system. At one point in the next few years we're going to retire all 32-bit only hardware, and probably some of the early 64-bit capable systems too. 3) You can submit reports, but we only add entries to the reference list that are obtained by us, under fully controlled circumstances. That's to avoid overclocking, special tuning, cheating, and user errors or other anomalies. By cheating and user error I don't mean you personally, of course

By disabling the two EC related options are enough to get rid of the latency issues.

Certain Asus motherboards have latency issues when 3rd party applications (like AIDA64) try accessing EC (Embedded Controller) registers. In those cases disabling EC support usually solves the issues. The only downside is that by disabling EC support you lose a few sensor readings that can only be measured using EC registers.

Try to disable (uncheck) the following two options on the page AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Stability, and restart AIDA64 to apply the changes. Embedded Controller (EC) support Embedded Controller (EC) bank switching Let me know if it helps to get rid of the FPS drops while AIDA64 monitoring sensors.

Can you please check what your GPU clock is measured by GPU-Z when your video card is idle? I assume that state (idle) is when the GPU clock (as reported by the video driver) falls to zero or some other weird value that AIDA64 cannot interpret as a proper GPU frequency value.

Can you please post a screenshot of the AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / OSD page?

SensorPanel doesn't support multiple pages and there's no way to use more than one SensorPanel either. We currently have no plans to unlock such features too, I'm afraid.

Do you get the USB reconnection phenomenon when you start AIDA64, or it's coming up periodically while AIDA64 is running?

Did you also have this issue coming up after updating AIDA64 to the latest version?

Try to restart Windows, and check if it makes a difference.

You can adjust the pixel width/height of your SensorPanel in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / SensorPanel. However, that won't rearrange the SensorPanel items, so you gotta do that manually.

We'll implement support for negative temperatures for Aquaero 5/6 in the next AIDA64 beta update. I'll post a message into this topic once the new beta becomes available for download.

Do you have the option Embedded Controller (EC) bank switching enabled (checked) on the page AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Stability?