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The problem is that Asus uses "CPU external/socket temperature" as "CPU temperature" instead of real internal CPU temperature.
BIOS isn't affected and Asus Fan Xpert uses the real CPU temperature as source too.
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On 7/17/2017 at 1:38 PM, Fiery said:
Okay, but I think we need to apply such a fix for the particular BIOS version you've got installed right now. Going back and forth about updating temperature register indexes is a messy process. Please post an up-to-date ISA Sensor Dump, and we'll revert the CPU temperature register index to the one we've used in AIDA64 v5.80. Let me know if the motherboard temperature is wrong too.
For now, only CPU temperature is wrong
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I'm still trying to report the problem to Asus but they're so lazy!
They said: "If the customer wants more accurate temperature gauge, please use HWinfo64. We do not have any more software revision for this motherboard."
Then they confirm that Ai Suite 3 is crap so we shouldn't care about Ai Suite 3 at all.
On 6/6/2017 at 7:26 PM, Fiery said:I'm not sure how that issue affects AIDA64. Can you please tell us more about the readings in AIDA64? Do we need to fix anything?
CPU temperature was fine in old v5.80 but in newer versions, hope you can fix it
Everything is fine in BIOS:
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Well, I have found an interesting thing. Check it:
So confusing, Asus uses its own sensor diode near the CPU socket and reports it as CPU temperature in Ai Suite x)
And even HWinfo, v5.38 is fine but v5.40-5.52https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?61500-Z97-Pro-Gamer-temperature-sensors-acting-strange
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I have noticed that the CPU temperature has stuck at 27C
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I have noticed that "Discharging Rate" value doesn't change if I turn up/down the brightness of my Asus E202SA while it works well for my Lenovo S20-30
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On 12/9/2016 at 6:55 PM, Fiery said:
Thank you. It's quite tough to follow that, but please let me know if the latest AIDA64 beta (Build 4028) is fine now or still not correct
No, still not correct
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From Asus:
QuoteI believe the VRM temperature in AI Suite/BIOS should be named PCH temperature and VRM/CPU temperatures are wrong.
Hope Asus fixes this critical problem soon.I apologize for the inconvenience caused.
Thank you so much for bringing this issue to our notice.I will certainly notify the issue to the concerened team. Hopefully it will be fixed in upcoming BIOS release. -
Unfortunately, the latest beta version didn't help too. CPU/VRM temps are stuck at 38/43C but no problem with final version
1) https://www.sendspace.com/file/4r3exz
2) Done
3) https://www.sendspace.com/file/2hzotc
4) Omg, Asus Ai Suite reports them incorrectly too same as beta versions of AIDA64
I'm sure those are incorrect since the CPU temp changes only between 38-39 while idle and FPU-only stress test
Got this warning with HWiNFO64 too but HWiNFO64 reports temperatures correctly in both cases:
CPU (PECI) = VRM
So you shouldn't follow Asus. I'll report the bug to them later
EDIT2: I feel the temperatures in BIOS are wrong too same as Ai Suite x)
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https://www.sendspace.com/file/qnfdkl
There's no problem in the BIOS and final version of AIDA64 (except CPU_OPT and T_Sensor)
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7 minutes ago, Fiery said:
What's wrong about them? They aren't reported at all? Are they inaccurate? Are they showing the temperature of each other, so they're swapped? Or ... ?
They're inaccurate in beta version, seems to be stuck without any/less change
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On 10/31/2016 at 1:49 PM, Fiery said:
Thank you for the feedback
Oh wait! In the beta version, the CPU Temperature and VRM are wrong
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50 minutes ago, Fiery said:
Thank you for the data. Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at:
https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta
Let me know if it helps
Thank you, all fine now
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10 hours ago, Fiery said:
Thank you. We'll fix the CPU OPT fan measurement issue in the next AIDA64 beta update. However, the T_Sensor temperature should already be there, named as Temperature #1 or so. If you cannot see it on the Sensor page, then please submit an Embedded Controller Dump as well.
Thanks,
FieryI don't see any Temperature #1
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Even the latest version doesn't show CPU_OPT fan speed and T_Sensor temperature
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iGPU temperature is reported by the ACPI BIOS as video adapter temperature. I'm not sure what would it refer to, but since it is specifically reported as video adapter temperature, I'd hesitate to alter the label.
We'll remove the GPU fan duty cycle reading for both Studio 1537 and Vostro 1500 in the next AIDA64 beta update.
Just checked the latest version of AIDA64 on Studio 1537 but the GPU fan duty cycle still exists
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Well, I checked again and they're not stuck but same as each other.
Then only one of them should be enough same as the first post
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For Vostro 1500, now it shows Temperature #1/#2/#3/#4 that seems to be stuck
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That's what the Dell SMI interface reports for your fans We'll remove those readings in the next AIDA64 beta update.
Thanks, GPU Fan is stuck at 0% too
And another laptop, Dell Studio 1537
Dump files: https://www.sendspace.com/file/agemqf
There's an iGPU diode while the laptop doesn't have any onboard GPU, only HD3450
And the GPU Fan is stuck at 30% while the laptop has only one fan which is the CPU (System) fan:
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Thanks, and another problem:
In the Cooling Fans section, System,Fan #1,Fan #2 shouldn't be exist, they're stuck at 922rpm too
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I have noticed that AIDA64 reports the GPU temperature different compared to FurMark/GPU-Z
Dell Vostro 1500, 8600M GT
Related files: (isasensordump,smbusdump_full,nvidiasmidump)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/kczvg2
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We can only add that in case the BIOS Setup or Gigabyte's own software also shows the reading as PCH temperature. Otherwise it's just pure guessing
There's no PCH temperature in some Asus BIOS but exists in AIDA64
Can't it be possible for Gigabyte too?
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Thanks a lot, the latest beta version worked fine
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Thanks, but how to upgrade from a zipped beta version? No installer
fixed: Problem with Asus H97-Pro Gamer
in Bug reports
Posted
Yes, it's ok now
I can easily see it because I've set my chassis fan1 to work when CPU temperature reaches to 40C
Thanks a lot