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Ok, done. I have sent detailed reports including the benchmark for this machine. Please add it to the example benchmarks. This iMAC is quite fast. Also attached the details reports as requested in rar format renamed to attach.txt. attach.txt

iMac 27" Late 2012 i5 3.2ghz 32gb RAM Nvidia GTX 675MX 1GB Ram Windows 8 Pro 64bit BootCamp v4.1 Drivers (Current) Aida64 2.80.2300 BUG: When both "Load Kernel Driver" and "Low-Level SMBus" options are selected, Aida64 will disable the brightness control and induces a freeze/lag when attempting to adjust the brightness via the keyboard function FX keys. While pressing FN+F1/F2 brightness down/up it causes the computer to freeze momentary, mouse and keyboard are frozen momentary and the brightness control no longer function leaving the brightness at the lowest level. The issue persists even if we close Aida64. If any one of the two stability options are unchecked, everything works fine. (except detailed temps are not shown) The problem only occurs when both these options are used together. TEMPORARY FIX: To restore the brightness control functionality we need to close Aida64 and put the computer to sleep and then wake it up. Upon waking up the brightness control is restored, until we run Aida64 again with the above options ticked. Rebooting works also. With the above in mind, we cannot have a fully functional Aida64 on the latest slim iMac's with the Ivy-Bridge. Any suggestions? (Machine Details are in the attached Aida64 Report)

On a Supermicro C2SBX there is a mouse lag occuring every couple of seconds as if the mouse sticks and the pointer falls behind.. To reproduce spin the mouse in a circular motion while Aida64 OSD is running and watch for pointer lag or momentary freeze/fall behind every couple of seconds 5-6 seconds or so. This does not occur in the last version of Everest....

I second that... It is very annoying, to have 16 HD's and all same brand, but when looking at the temps we have no idea of which is which... Please add an option where the serial number is entered automatically in the drive description...