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That was it - I tried a different MB connector and now it all shows. Thanks!
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There are two connectors on the PSU. I have their included USB cable connected to the PSU mini-USB connector and a MB USB connector. Maybe one of those is defective. I'll check. I had some weird bad stuff that happened while trying a Thermaltake PSU which is on its way back to Newegg :(. Thanks!
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Thanks Fiery, here you go: corsairlinkdump.txt usbpsudump.txt
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djg started following Corsair PSU OCP Mode, Power Supply Usage Data (Corsair HX850i), Power Supply Support in AIDA64 and and 2 others
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Hi Fiery, Is there any chance of getting amperage used by volts? All I can see currently is the voltages n my Corsair HX850i. Cheers!.
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Makes sense - I started looking at the PSU connector side image and using that to check for the USB connection, seems to do the trick :). Thank you!
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Thank you, Fiery, the manufacturer name was all I was expecting, not the specific PSUs for all the reasons you mentioned :). Do these "smart" PSUs require a USB or such cable to enable monitoring by AIDA64? I can't see any "smart" labeling or feature specification in any of the PSUs from those manufacturers except that Corsair provides its own monitor through USB. Thanks again!
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I'm shopping for a new PS and would like it to be supported by AIDA64. Is it possible to get a list of PS manufacturers supported? Thanks!
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Hi Fiery, I'm having a critical problem with the latest betas and my Areca controllers, both ARC1882 and ARC1883. I had sudden problems with the 1882 - the disks no longer showed in the sensors, but more important, Windows 10 hibernation would take forever then when restarted WIndows would show a critical hibernation failure. Restarting would also take forever. I also started getting random freezes and restarts. Removing the disk controller would solve the problem (I don't boot from it). I thought the controller was showing its age so I got an 1883 - same problem! Different PCI-E slot, same. After several exercises restoring older OS images I almost by accident realized that updating AIDA would create the problem! Beta 4522 doesn't have the problem. 4538 & 4531 do. Truly weird. Asus Strix X99 Gaming, BIOS 1801, WIndows 10 1709 up-to-date.
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Pretty weird! I normally get ~7000 KBytes speed in general but your site I would get ~2000 KBytes. Today's download started as usual for your site but after ~20% it's now slowed down to 80 KBytes which is what I've been getting for a couple of weeks. Weird!
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Hi Fiery, For several days I've been experiencing incredibly slow download speeds , only on this site - other sites / downloads work as expected. Any ideas? OC stable Asus Strix X99 BIOS 1701, WIndows 10 1703 up-to-date, Verizon FIOS connectivity.
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Thanks for checking Fiery!
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Oops! Thought it might be common like the Corsair Link. It's an RM850i.
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Hi Fiery, Is it possible to get the Corsair PSU's OCP state, whether it's in single or multi-rail mode? Thanks!
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fixed: Samsung 850 EVO SSD temps (Intel RST v15 issue)
djg replied to djg's topic in Hardware monitoring
Works like a charm Fiery! Thank you!