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By Alvaro BaSa
Hi, I have never had any issues with my pc in the last 2 years. I currently own a i7-9700k, 32 gb of 3200 Ram, Gtx 1080 ti 11GB, Nzxt Kraken X52, Aorus z370 Gaming 3 Motherboard (latest f15b drivers), 4 120mm cpu fnas for intake and 2 for outake. I currently run my cpu at 4.6-4.7 all cores, no extra OC. PSU 850 80 plus Gold
So my usual temps are around 35c on idle and 65-75c under load. The other day I notices after a session of gaming that my cpu max temps had gone up to around 85c. It was weird as it had never happened. So I decided to do a couple stress tests to monitor results. So first I tested Linpack and at about 7 min through the test the cpu frequency dropped to 800mhz for a second and went back up to 4600. Cpu was under 100% load and temps where as high as 90-98c.
So I ran Aida64 and after about 10 min the same thing happened. Only with Aida the temps weren't that high. Gpu temps where stable across the board, no issues whatoever.
So I am no expert, and I need help as to why this may happen.
Thanks in advance for any help and let me know if there is more info I can provide.
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By AVGVZT0
Hello. My cpu idle temps are around 30 degrees, but when running the stress test (all turned on) my CPU overheats and throttles...
My system specs are:
i9 10900KF (I didn't overclock it)
Noctua D15
RTX 2070
32GB G.Skill 3600Mhz RAM
1000w Platinum PSU
Gigabyte Z490I AORUS ULTRA Mini ITX
Is this normal? I literally rebuilt the PC 5 times by now, reapplied thermal paste to a different one, made sure all cables are properly attached, etc.
With prime95 and OCCT I get lower temps and doesn't throttle, but with AIDA with all turned on it does. And with only FPU if throttles even faster.
I don't get a BSOF or ant error message. I didn't tried leaving the test run for longer after seeing the "overheating"/throttling message because of being scared of damaging the cpu.
Please help! I'm scared
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By platonas
Hi,
I have the asus strix x470-f with 5601 bios and an outdated version of aida64(from the start of 2020).
Chipset and Tsensor(watercooling loop temp for me) temps have stopped showing for a while now and I assumed it was from getting bios updates and not updating aida.
Installed latest beta (6.25.5462) and the problem persists. Asus Wmi and EC support are enabled (as i always had). Later i found out the following topic with the same problem(with olded bios than mine) that you are claiming to be an Asus issue , but sensors are showing in aisuite,hardwareinfo and other programs and only aida64 doesn`t seem to find them .
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By tistou77
Hello
I have a problem with rams, they are indicated as on the screen in Aida64, while it will have to be A1, B1, C1, D1
and I have the temperature of the water plugged into the "Water In" port on the motherboard, but it indicates Temperature N°1 in Aida64
It is possible to rename in "Water" (the "In" and "Out" to put in Extended Labels) and it's "duplicate" with T-Sensor 1
Asus having made the effort to add these ports, as long as they are named correctly in Aida64
And for Water Flow, in bios it is indicated in l/m, in Aida64 it is indicated in RPM
Possible to have in l/m (see in l/h) in Aida64
Thanks
And merry christmas
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By leghmoh
Hello,
Aida64 is reporting wrong VCCIN and DIMM AB and CD voltages, after overclocking.
CPU is Intel 10940X and Memory is Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 3600 Mhz.
Thanks a Lot
Best Regards
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