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@Fiery any chance you could weigh in on this?

Hello, I have a z890 motherboard (MSI Tomahawk) and AIDA64 doesn't appear to have a way to view the RAM's VDD and VDDQ. Is there something specific I need to do in order to view these voltages? I've included a screenshot from AIDA64 showing that the voltages don't exist and another screenshot from HWiNFO64 where they do exist. Thanks!

@Fiery great question! GPU-Z only has 2 fans showing up. However, I just used Fan Control to turn them on individually and noticed that fan 1 is on it's own controller and fan 2 and 3 are both on fan 2's controller. So, nothing to see here, everything is working as designed. Thanks for the prompt response as always @Fiery!

I have a PNY GeForce RTX 5080 16GB OC and only 2 of the 3 fans are detected under Cooling Fans. I assume this is just because this is a new product?

Hey there @Fiery! I just thought I'd bump this and see if there is any chance you might reconsider this feature in the future. Thanks!

Well don't I feel silly. That worked perfectly. Thanks @Fiery!

Hey there AIDA64 Team! Is there anyway to increase the precision for the Bus Clock? I first noticed this while using the RemoteSensor panel with CPU FSB simple sensor item. It appears that it rounds up/down to the nearest mhz. This is slightly problematic for me as I overclock my bus. Here is a screenshot showing what I see. At the top is HWINFO64 where you can see it matches AIDA64 CPUID. Is there anyway to update the Real Clock and the CPU FSB simple sensor item to reflect what is in AIDA64 CPUID? This way we get a little more precision with this clock speed. Thanks!

For me GPU Diode is the actual GPU temperature.

Thanks @Fiery, the new update worked. My temps are now displaying correctly.

I've got 3 fans and 3 correct fan speeds! As always, @Fiery, thanks for the hard work!

@Kevin Bdn Could you look to see if there are any application errors in Windows Event Viewer for the time of your crashes? This might help narrow down if it's AIDA64 or possibly another application. If it is AIDA64, whatever the log entry is should be helpful for the dev team.

@Fiery well this is interesting... I've set the GPU fans to 100% and they do display the correct values: However, anything under 100% and things start to get weird... It looks like GPU3 is actually the correct percentage while GPU and GPU2 appear to have the wrong ratio. Here they are at 75%: Here they are at 50%: Here are the values at 25%: Finally here they are at 15%: @Fiery I hope the above was helpful.

Thanks @Zoork, that link was helpful!

I am running the latest version and this issue still appears to be present. @Fiery can you confirm that this was fixed?

Just bumping this as it's still an issue with v6.32.5600 of AIDA64 Extreme. @scaramonga I noticed you're using the Engineer flavor of AIDA64. Hopefully this is just some shared code that can be corrected in one place.