tistou77

With MS Drivers, isn't bad

Ok, at "1", it's good It would have been better to "hide" but I understand (or an option to choose which columns to display )

Ok, I tried to 'hide' a column, but if I close and open the "bench", it returned "default"

HS: What is the new option "System Stability Test / Statistics / column widths restoring" ?

I installed Microsoft drivers and it's good for the SMART Thanks for your great work

Ok thanks

Hi With the SSD Samsung NVMe, normally have to use the Samsung NVMe driver for have SMART information. But with Crystal Disk Info and Microsoft NVMe driver, some infos is available Possible to have it with Aida64 ? Thanks

Thanks Fiery

Always with the 3703 version all DIMM is recognized (almost) every time. I stay with this version for now, with the 3709, the display time of the Overclock window is too long

Hello Wrong post

Ok thanks I go back to 3703, the 3709 is too long to display "Overclock" EDIT: With the 3703, 4 times out of 5, all the DIMM are well detected

I ran 3 times each program, and OK for all DIMM

It's ok for these 2 apps (no problem)

If you want other test Now, as the "détection" problem (1 DIMM in general) is random, find the problem may be difficult

the display time in "Overclock" is very very long... And it is worse than before Leave as it was before, it was not very serious

I already have the 3703 EDIT: 3709 with the NetUpdate

It's ok for the video bios date and ID of the motherboard, with the CSM enabled (in bios)

You're welcome I have no monitoring software installed (only Aida64)

Thanks so much for your replies and explanations sensorprof.txt

Ok thanks for your reply

Thank you for your answer, So for the video bios date and ID of the motherboard, there is nothing to do? For recognition of memory, if I close Aida and I reopen, the 4 memories appear (it's random) Ok, for temperature of SSD, strange... Another thing I noticed with Windows reading the information sensors "(in Sensor) is longer than with Windows 7 This is normal with Windows 10 and also the UEFI boot? Thanks smbusdump_full.txt

Hello Since I installed Windows 10 Pro x64, I have problems on some information And also I think that temperature reading of the SSD Samsung SM951 NVMe is incorrect, with Windows 7 it was ~36° in idle, and with Windows 10 is 29° (same condition) with the Microsoft driver (with driver Samsung, the SSD does not appear) Thanks for your help

Hello Is it possible to select the columns to display in the Statistics tab ? Or alternatively, that the change of window size are "registered" Currently, if I close and open the benchmark is reinitialized by default Thanks PS: And if it is possible to translate the benchmark (I can do in French)

With Samsung SM951 and its drivers (and Windows 7), I have a USB key detection problem

Hello Is not possible to have SMART with Microsoft NVMe driver ?