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fixed: VRM temperature may not be correct (ASRock B450M Pro4)


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Dir sir/madam,

I have an ASRock B450M Pro4 motherboard and I saw in AIDA64 (latest stable/beta versions) that my board has a really high VRM temperature near 100°C. Moreover, this temperature would not increase/decrease much when my CPU is overloading/idle. I touched the power chokes and it doesn't feel like boiling water. I think this might be a bug. 

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4 hours ago, chanket said:

Dir sir/madam,

I have an ASRock B450M Pro4 motherboard and I saw in AIDA64 (latest stable/beta versions) that my board has a really high VRM temperature near 100°C. Moreover, this temperature would not increase/decrease much when my CPU is overloading/idle. I touched the power chokes and it doesn't feel like boiling water. I think this might be a bug. 

Is the same high VRM temperature reading reported by the UEFI Setup (BIOS Setup) or ASRock's own monitoring utility?

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16 hours ago, Fiery said:

Is the same high VRM temperature reading reported by the UEFI Setup (BIOS Setup) or ASRock's own monitoring utility?

No VRM temperature is provided in UEFI and ASRock's monitor utility(A-Tuning). I could only find CPU temperature and M/B temperature, and M/B is only 20°C. 

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On 6/1/2020 at 12:26 PM, joeypong said:

ASUS ROG strix z390-i gaming has high VRM temperature near 100°C display

If you deem it's an incorrect reading, then just ignore it and focus on the other thermal readings.

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aida sometimes shows a VRM 252° C  or 182° C  warning for my motherboard (asus z170 pro gaming), ik this is bullsh*t cuz other software (hwinfo and argus monitor) shows normal temps ( 35-40° C )

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On 7/11/2020 at 12:53 AM, kekokek2 said:

aida sometimes shows a VRM 252° C  or 182° C  warning for my motherboard (asus z170 pro gaming), ik this is bullsh*t cuz other software (hwinfo and argus monitor) shows normal temps ( 35-40° C )

Such issues occur because of a collision between the BIOS and AIDA64 or another software and AIDA64.  When multiple processes try to read an EC (Embedded Controller) register, they can collide and report an incorrect reading.  We'll implement a workaround for this issue in the next AIDA64 beta update.  If the problem persists or another reading also turns out to be incorrect sometimes, please let us know.

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