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充电计数器它是以mah为单位测量的，我已经尝试了许多方法来计算。但我根本无法理解。

What's the meaning of the following AIDA64 item?: Computer -> Power Management -> Power Load (almost always showing 5%, sometimes 8%). Is that good, bad, or what? I'm trying to find any docs about it but I can't seem to be able to find anything. Thanks in advance.

Hey Fiery! I just replaced my 11 year old APC SUA2200I Smart UPS with a brand new APC SMT2200IC Smart UPS but now I have a 'problem' with AIDA64: With the older unit I could use AIDA64 to monitor the UPS's internal temperature. power load in Watts, etc... For the new UPS, AIDA64 unfortunately does not show this information, only the "basic" information you can normally get with DeviceIoControl (Runtime, Charge, Serial Number, etc). The new UPS is connected to the PC (Windows 10) via USB, exactly like the old one. APC PowerChute is not installed since their drivers replace the normal Windows HID battery drivers. If I connect the old SUA2200I, I can see the power load, temperature, for that unit as I could before, but when I connect the new SMT2200IC that information is absent - could this be an 'issue' with AIDA64 and the new APC UPSs, the new UPS not transmitting that information, or both? I searched around a bit (and here I am completely out of my depth) before posting here and managed to find some forum posts with more people complaining about the missing info, but they were all from users using unRAID or APCUPSD under Linux. Apparently they could solve the issue by enabling a communication protocol called ModBus on the UPS itself (which comes disabled by default). Not sure if this has anything to do with the issue given that the UPS is connected via USB on a Windows 10 system and not a serial cable. I never-the-less did try enabling ModBus in the UPS Advanced menu but it apparently made no difference? Also, looking at the User Guide and the settings I have available in the UPS, it seems the UPS itself is missing some ModBus configuration settings? In the UPS I could only find settings to enable/disable ModBus and set the ModBus device ID (currently set to 1), and I don't even know if this has anything to do with AIDA64 not being able to get the required info or not lol. I did try contacting APC/Schneider Electric here in Portugal but the tech I talked to had no idea either. What say you? You are my only hope, Obi Wan.

Hello everyone :D. Aida64 on my iphone XR shows that the battery capacity is 2658mAh while actual battery capacity of Iphone XR is 2942mAh. Is this a mistake or my Iphone battery has been replaced? Thank you.

Hello, I did noticed that battery wear on my new iPad Pro 10.5" is probable wrong, because it shows wear level 4.11 constantly, and Ipad have only few cycles. please fix it! And it would be awesome if there is temperature information of ios devices.

I wish to see in the near future a customizable option that allow AIDA64 to show real time notifications about temperature, as other tools do, but doing it as AIDA64, without interfering with any other part of the OS functionalities, this could help users to be more comprehensive about the whys of their lack of performance of batteries produce by the wear of the batteries due to heat generated during charging, or intensive use. This I bet it will help a lot of people who don't comprehend what happens with their bateries, until battery breaks completely. I'd like to see what other user want about this particular topic. A recent article seen sets as the right charging temperature round 27 ºC or 80.6 ºF , and the inadequate as 30 ºC or 86 ºF. The next article give a basis for this conclusion. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsenergylett.9b00663

happens on different android models, marshmellow and nougat.

Hello! I am a developer of OEM. There is no battery capacity information on AIDA64 UI while It is running on our Android phone. Why? How to fix this issue? Thanks for your help.

Hello! I just bought an Asus Zenfone Max (Android 6.0.1) and I installed AIDA64 to see if 5000 mAh battery capacity is for real. The one reported by Android is 2000 mAh, while Database shows 5000 mAh, indeed. However, which one is correct? Thanks for your help.