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Hi Fiery, I just build a new rig with the following motherboard: Klick Name: B650I Lightning WiFi Bios-Version: v1.28 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D RAM: 2x G.Skill F5-6000J3040G32G (SKU F5-6000J3040G32GX2-TZ5K) /w Temp-Sensors OS: Windows 10 Pro German 22H2 (19045.3693) As you can see on the attached screenshot, those are all the sensors that are available. Here is a list of some important sensors that are missing, which are available in HWiNFO64 v7.66: - RAM-Temperatures - all CPU temperature sensors except CPU Diode - all PWM/motherboard fan sensors incl. fan speeds (CPU1, CPU2, Chassis1) - some motherboard specific temperature sensors like T15, T16 - total CPU Utility - something i may have missed If there is anything i can provide you with so in the next beta/final update there will be support for this board, please let me know. Kind regards Cleanhead

Hi, Aida64 extreme shows VCORE value the same as VID. I have set manual voltage and HWINFO64 reports 1.264V while AIDA64 reports 1.367. I see that this issue is frequent? Best Regards, Teemu

The CPU Temperature on the AsRock B550M Steel Series is incorrectly reported. Ryzen Master reports 86C while AIDA64 reports 46C MSI AfterBurner (RTSS) reports it correctly. I know its a brand new chipset, I'm not worried about it, just wanted you to know

Hi there, AIDA64 is not showing the motherboard temperature and showing the SB temp twice instead (see attached image for comparison). The M/B sensor is reporting 45C instead of 67C. Motherboard: ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 Thanks a lot in advance!

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

Hello! With the Asrock Taichi X299 XE, all fans are showing up in AIDA64 except only the CPU optional fan Speed! I'm already using the latest Beta of AIDA64! In Asrock A-Tuning utility all fans are showing up! It would be great, if you can make the CPU optional fan showing up also in AIDA64! ;-) Many thanks!

In Aida64 +5V standby voltage is reported as +5.261. Tolerance is: +5Vsb tolerance ±5% - from +4.75V to +5.25V Should I be worried?

Hi guys, I put together a system with ECC memory but AIDA64 is showing ECC as supported but disabled. CPU: Xeon E3-1275V5 Motherboard: ASRock E3V5 WS (latest BIOS: 1.40) Memory: Crucial CT2K16G4WFD824A 2x16GB DDR4-2400 ECC UDIMM I have a CPU that supports ECC, ECC memory and a motherboard with a chipset that claims ECC support but doesn't mention ECC anywhere in the BIOS. So, is AIDA64 wrong and is ECC actually turned on? Or did ASrock screw up in the BIOS somewhere? Any other ways to check if ECC is enabled? I disabled the BIOS startup screen to watch it bootup but that didn't give any info on the memory detected. I attached the hardware report from AIDA64 if you guys want to take a look. Report.htm

Hello, I have completed a new build on ASRock's X79 Extreme 6/GB LGA 2011 motherboard a few days back, and purchased and installed AIDA Extreme Edition. I have designed my Sensor Panel, and pretty much everything is working great except for one minor issue. I have a PWM case fan that is plugged into the Chassis Fan Connector 1 (CHA_FAN1) which is a 4-pin connector for PWM fans. Every time I restart my computer, AIDA64 does not sense that I have a fan plugged in this connector. I can see the fan operating, but AIDA64 does not see it. However, as soon as I run ASRock eXtreme Tuner utility, bingo ... AIDA64 automagically starts seeing the fan, it shows up in the Sensor Panel, and all is well after that till of course I need to restart the computer. While it is not that big a deal, actually a minor irritant only, however it would be great if somebody could figure out the reason and fix it (if possible). Thank you in advance for your time as well as a great utility. I love the ability to design my own Sensor Panel, and have actually designed one to complement my program launcher dock .. the launcher dock sits at the bottom of the main display while the Sensor Panel adorns the bottom of the seconday display. Rajiv