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fadsarmy

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  1. What is the name of your motherboard? Why don't you connect a fan to the CPU_OPT header and see?
  2. Sorry to trouble you again. According to this post, the T1 temperature reported by HWiNFO is VRM temperature. Would it be possible to add this to AIDA64?
  3. 1) What kind of video card do you have? NVIDIA GT 710 2) What version of ForceWare do you have installed? 417.35 3) Are you using Windows 10 64-bit with the latest updates applied? Yes 4) Does GPU-Z report a non-zero GPU TDP% under load?
  4. Thank you for replying promptly. According to HWINFO64, Several users have reported T1 temperature being VRM temperature. I have to say it behaves like it is. I'm not sure if this is correct or not.
  5. Hello, Can you please help me? I have come across some users reporting a VRM temperature on this motherboard. Is there any way of adding it to AIDA64? Please find attached isasensordump and smbusdumpfull. Thanks in advance. isasensordump.txt smbusdump_full.txt
  6. Sorry to trouble you again. I just added some fans to my case and realised some are labelled incorrectly: AIDA64 Gigabyte SIV cpu should be cpu cpu opt should be chassis #5 chassis #1 should be chassis #3 chassis #2 should be chassis #2 chassis #3 should be chassis #1 chassis #4 should be chassis #6 chassis #5 should be chassis #4 missing should be cpu opt Thank you.
  7. You're welcome. One question though, if the sensors are unutilized, why do the PCI-E and Aux temps go up when I blow hot air over the motherboard?
  8. Okay I found this post which explains the situation very well. What I don't understand is that if the sensors are unutilized, why do the PCI-E and Aux temps go up when I blow hot air over the motherboard? Is there any chance of removing the PCI-E and Aux temps for my motherboard? Very much appreciated.
  9. I noticed aida64 shows Temperature #1 (Motherboard) which is thermistor 2 (Gigabyte SIV labels it EC__TEMP2) so aida64 should read Temperature #2 (Motherboard). Anyway, the other thermistor reading is missing.
  10. Sorry for the delay. Here is the ISA Sensor Dump with thermistor cables connected as requested. isasensordump.txt
  11. The updated version of AIDA64 doesn't show the readings when I connect the thermistor cables but the previous version which read -55C does.
  12. Thank you for your prompt reply. Would it be possible to reintroduce those -55°C readings now that I've connected those cables and the readings are correct?
  13. Thank you Fiery, the latest version is working perfect. One question though, I have two temperature sensor headers on my board with thermistor cables connected to them but the latest aida64 doesn't seem to be reading them. I think the -55 °C readings in the screenshot above were of these two sensors before I connected the cables. Is there any chance this can be fixed?
  14. Hello, Can you please help me. I just bought this new motherboard Gigabyte Z270X GAMING 9 but aida64 is reading some sensors incorrectly. I have attached the dumps below and a screenshot of aida64 sensor readings. Thank you, really appreciated. isasensordump.txt smbusdump_full.txt
  15. Hello, Can someone please help me. I've just installed AIDA64 on my Asrock DeskMini 110 (motherboard H110M-STX) and some of the voltages are missing. Is it possible to fix this. Appreciate it.. isasensordump.txt smbusdump_full.txt
  16. It's just that it doesn't match what Gigabyte have labelled. Thanks anyway.
  17. Thank you Fiery for your prompt response and great work. The bios is reporting the Motherboard temperature as System 1 temperature and Aux temperature as System 2 temperature. Is it possible to correct this? Many thanks.
  18. Hi fiery, is it possible you could correct the sensor readings for my motherboard (GA-B250-HD3P)? Many thanks. isasensordump.txt smbusdump_full.txt
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