Silent_Scone

Hi Fiery, thanks for the above link. A test BIOS was released for X299-A to a particular user that allegedly remedies similar problems with high latency on ACPI (not strictly AIDA). If you do not have it yet I will see if I can grab it for replication. I do not have this board here to test, unfortunately.

No problem, thanks for the update

Hi Fiery, is there any chance of an update on this issue?

Glad you're able to reproduce the problem! I wish I could tell you when exactly it began, as I've been using AIDA in conjunction with this board for some time.

No problem, have downloaded the beta and dumped the EC again. To replicate the issue with TB3 I'm fairly sure you will need the TB3 extension card, too. Unfortunately, I do not have this to hand. The problem is possibly related, however, AIDA isn't required to reproduce the interrupt on ACPI in the instances reported. ecdump.txt

Thank you, a few users report that disabling Thunderbolt3 from within the BIOS resolves the issue, but not all cases are experiencing this issue due to AIDA being open. I've yet to try replicating that but might help.

Hi Fiery, please let me know if you find anything. ecdump.txt

No problem, attached. ecdump.txt

Hi, The load subsides when Motherboard is unticked from HWMon Modules.

Having tried this, the issue is still there (have tried the latest build posted Monday, too). Only when AIDA is launched does the load get placed on the system

Hi, yes I noticed this after creating the dump for you. Unfortunately no, the latency is still there when AIDA is open and low-level sensor monitoring is enabled. EDIT: I actually disabled Aquareo service rather than disabling MWMon module, so I will try that instead and report back. Thanks

Hi, any chance this has been replicated yet?

Hi Fiery, thanks for the response. Attached the dump. Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to tell you when this started as I'd only noticed it very recently. sensorprof.txt

Hi, Using build v5.95.4569 on Windows 17074 Insider Preview. I was having this issue on earlier builds of AIDA, so renewed my maintenance period but to no avail. When low-level sensor support is enabled, AIDA and ACPI will put a heavy overhead on the system as one thread is loaded.This is easily replicated by enabling and disabling the option. Can someone please look into this? Many thanks DxDiag.txt