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Aida 64 memory benchmark test doesn't show my motherboard chipset and north bridge clock what's a problem? My motherboard Asus prime b450m-a

Hi everyone, Here are the specs, Aorus Master x570 Ryzen 9 5900x @ 4GHZ 4 sticks of 8gb Trident Z Neo @ XMP 3733MHz Aorus Master RX 6800XT (not overclocked but sometimes I enable the rage mod in WARZONE) Corsair HX850i At idle temps are amazing GPU 29-36, CPU 35-40 While gaming 45 - 65(rarely) GPU 55 - 70 (70+ rarely depending on the game) BUT, PCH diode almost never goes below 70, and when gaming goes around 80-82 I am trying to figure out why my pc does random restarts, so thinking this could be one of the problems. Initially I thought it's a PSU problem and needed an upgrade so temporarily disconnected few RGB accessories, dropped CPU 4.2 to 4GHZ and 3800MHz to 3733MHz not to stress my PSU until I get a 1000W. Haven't had any restarts for almost 2 months, today had 3 restarts in one day. PSU is 5 almost 5 years old. All other parts in PC are less than a Year old. Any suggestions or ideas are welcome and thank you in advance for the time:)

Everything is said in the title. Today, I have already purchased an Intel Core i7 8700K CPU on Amazon's website but I miss (it lacks) the Linux operating system and the motherboard manufacturer reference. All the motherboard manufacturer references that I have already seen over the Web are unfortunately design for Windows (Asus, Gigabyte, ASrock, MSI) and I am used to working on Linux rather than on Windows because I know better Linux than Windows. And I would like to install VMware Workstation Pro for Linux, that I have already purchased, to have afterwards a Windows virtual machine (I have already purchased a Windows 10 License at Microsoft). I look forward to reading you

Dear AIDA64 developers: When this week I asked about the maximum RAM memory that I could add to my computers, I thought a warning that AIDA64 may provide on the Chipset Page. Some pages has one or more warnings after their info, for example about the potential inacuracy of DMI data. In the case of memory, I think that a warning of this kind on the Chipset page like "The actual maximum RAM memory you can add may be limited by your motherboard's DIMM slots. See your motherboard's user manual for more info." would be useful, of course localizable to every language. Thanks and keep up the good work!