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fixed: No info about cooling fans (Asus A7V266-E)

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Everest Newbie

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Hello!

 

I've downloaded latest version of AIDA64 (4.70.3200) and it doesn't show information about cooling fans on "Sensor" tab and in "System Stability Test" applet.

 

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Also on "Chipset" - "North Bridge Properties" - "Supported Memory Types" seems that present wrong information about RDRAM memory types, which this motherboard, as I understand, does not actually support.

 

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In Everest 5.50.2253 Beta all was OK.

 

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Fix it please!

 

Also this MB have another 2 fan connectors for North Bridge chip (NB_FAN) and chassis (CHA_FAN).

 

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Add them in your program too please if you can!

Fiery Grand Master

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Thank you for the bug report. Both issues will be fixed in the next AIDA64 beta update due in a few days from now. I'll drop a message into this topic once the new beta is available for download.

Regards,

Fiery

Everest Newbie

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Hello! All works now! No more wrong info. Thanks a lot!

 

About chassis fan it was my fault because I lowered the speed of this fan with resistor:

 

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And it's detected by the sensor only after updating info on hardware ASUS iPanel device. But seems that speed is detected incorrectly.

 

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Actual speed is twice less.

 

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Or is it because I used the resistor? But power fan has resistor too and its speed detected correctly.

 

Also strange, that without resistor, speed of chassis fan only a half times more:

 

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Whereas speed of power fan w/o the same resistor more in twice...

 

And what about North Bridge fan, is it possible to add support? ASUS iPanel and ASUS PC Probe has no info on it...

ISA Sensor Dump:

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Fiery Grand Master

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Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at:

http://www.aida64.com/downloads/aida64extremebuild3242kwn2zf6gyqzip

After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade.

That should fix the fan RPM calculation issues. Note that the sensor chip of your motherboard is only capable of measuring no more than 3 fans. Hence, the 4th fan (NB fan) is not measured, but only powered.

Everest Newbie

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Big thanks! Now all fine!

I understood about NB fan. Then last question.

I have two memory modules installed. One of them detected on SPD tab as "SK Hynix HYMD264 646A8-H":

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The second one has no such info and detected simply as noname module:

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Is it bug of program or just this module has no SPD info? But module qualitative. TwinMOS DDR266.

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Maybe still there is a way to extract SPD information from it? I can provide you all necessary dumps if required.

Fiery Grand Master

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Thank you for the feedback. As for SPD, both your memory modules have a working SPD chip. Otherwise, the module would not appear on the Motherboard / SPD page in AIDA64 ;) Your TwinMOS module however has the SPD manufacturer ID field and part number fields both set to zero, so it's basically not filled. It doesn't cause an actual issue, it prevents the proper identification of memory module model name.

Everest Newbie

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Although.. there is another one issue. BSOD on "Multimedia - OpenAL" tab. :mellow: In Everest 5.50.2253 Beta too. Just when trying to open it. As far as I remember, before this problem was not, so maybe I have something wrong with the system, maybe no, AIDA is too complex program to cover all cases and configurations, so all such bugs are normal and inevitable, but can you try to fix it too, if it possible?

Mini dump of memory. If necessary I can make full too. And also benchmarking on "CPU Tweakings" applet does not work:

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In Everest 5.50.2253 Beta all was OK. So fix it too, please. )

And I just noticed that HWiNFO32 on its "Sensor Status" applet has two additional sensors for VINR0 and Aux:

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Is it just bug of program or these sensors really exists? If so, can you add them in your program too?

Fiery Grand Master

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Try to reinstall OpenAL, it should fix it. If not, then you can disable the OpenAL page in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Layout.

The VINR0 and Aux readings are bogus values. As you can see, none of them makes any sense ;) That's why AIDA64 will not display them.

Everest Newbie

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I found reason of BSOD. It was obsolete Creative driver CT_OAL.DLL 5.12.1.1196 (2.09.00.0016). Actually even official ALCapsViewer tool caused BSOD, not only your program. But after renaming CT_OAL.DLL in CT_OAL.BAK the problem was gone.

About VINR0/Aux I understood. OK. BTW, HWiNFO32 have many bugs too (wrong fan speed data, no SPD/CPU status on Summary tab, jumping values etc), although it's also good program, albeit less advanced.

So what about "CPU Tweakings" applet? Benchmarking does not work on it, although "Cache & Memory Benchmark" working correctly.

Fiery Grand Master

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  On 12/1/2014 at 3:10 AM, Everest said:

I found reason of BSOD. It was obsolete Creative driver CT_OAL.DLL 5.12.1.1196 (2.09.00.0016). Actually even official ALCapsViewer tool caused BSOD, not only your program. But after renaming CT_OAL.DLL in CT_OAL.BAK the problem was gone.

Thank you for letting us know about the resolution ;)

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So what about "CPU Tweakings" applet? Benchmarking does not work on it, although "Cache & Memory Benchmark" working correctly.

That is not an official feature of AIDA64. It is there to help us diagnose various issues during the development.

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