Nightflight

Thx Fiery for your help. Very much appreciated. I think, this a Windows 10 fault because: - Windows 10 1803 Clean Install with latest cumulative update. All core voltages change permanently. No core voltage is static at all. - Windows 10 1809 Clean Install with latest cumulative update. Core voltage of core #9 is static. - Windows 10 1903 Clean Install with latest cumulative update. Core voltage of core #9 is static. So what has changed in Windows between 1803 and now?

Thx for your answer and clarification. But in my case, it does not apply. I checke it many times and my preferred core is core#6 and not #9. Could there be any other explanation for this behaviour?

Hello again, after a couple of hours of research, I found out that Aida64 is showing the core value of core #9 which seems to have always the same value of 1.216 V, while the core values of all other cores vary permanently. See attachement. Is there an explanation for this behaviour? Can it be solved e.g. to force Aida64 to show the core value of core #1 instead of core #9? As mentioned before, every other monitoring software show the exact value as in my bios, except for Aida64. Every hint or help is much appreciated. Regards, Nightflight

Hi everybody, I am using Aida64 for many years and never had a problem with it. That changed after I updated Windows 10 x64 to 1903. The value of core voltage is according to Aida64 a permanent and static value of 1.216 V. This is incorrect. My core voltage value setting is set to default in Bios. Other apps like cpu-z or Hardware Monitor show the correct core voltage value, which changes permanently between 0.7 and 0.9 V in idle mode, respective internet and office mode. All other values are shown correctly. I already try the latest beta versions of Aida64, but no change at all. What can be the problem here and is there a way to solve it? Windows 10 x64 1903, Asus Rampage V Edition 10, Intel 6950x. Aida64 Extreme 5.99.4900 portable. Thank you for your help. Regards, Nightflight