2017 Hardware Thread [2]

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Yeah I was seeing a chassis fan 4 there is only 2 that I know of besides the cpu optional fan which doesn't go this high
So I assumed it was the pump which I am connected to the boards water pump port.
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That it doesn't matter if I use the CPU fan header or the AIO header, it still only shows 1800 rpm instead of 3600 rpm, I switched it back to the AIO header and turned off monitoring the CPU header(so I could boot into windows), so AIDA64 shows up correctly for me:


And my chassis fans are correct also, as I disabled all in needed headers too

But in HWMonitor, it's all messed up as usual

Did you try some other program ?

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Yeah but hwmonitor is free :)

HWInfo is too, but just as thorough as Aida64, just no decent desktop gadget is all.

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HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64

Changes in HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64v5.60 -Released on: Nov-2-2017:

• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS STRIX Z370-E,-F,-G,-H,-I GAMING.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS PRIME Z370-A,-P.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS TUF Z370-PLUS,-PRO GAMING.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS MAXIMUS X APEX.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on GIGABYTE Z370 series.
• Fixed sensor monitoring on some MSI mainboards for Ryzen.
• Added option to make the sensors window always on top.
• Fixed sensor monitoring on ASRock Z270M Pro4, H270M Pro4, H270M Performance.
• Added NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti.
• Added several new NVIDIA Volta models (GV100-A, GV100-B), Tesla V100.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on some ASRock X299 and Z370 series.
• Added monitoring of GPU Hot Spot Temperature for AMD Vega.
• Added monitoring of GPU SoC clock for AMD Vega.
• Added reporting of NVIDIA GeForce driver version.
• Fixed reporting of Radeon Vega GPU chip power since Crimson ReLive Fall Creators Update.
• Fixed reading of W_PUMP+ on some ASUS mainboards.
• Updated reporting of SVI2 telemetry for Threadripper.

Upcoming changes in the next release:

• Enhanced sensor monitoring on EVGA X299 FTW K.
• Added reporting of more AVX-512 features supported.
• Added reporting Secure Memory Encryption (AMD) / Total Memory Encryption (Intel) supported.
• Added monitoring of Intel GPU (GT) and Media Engine Usage for Skylake and later iGPUs.
• Fixed reporting of some EC voltages on ASUS X99-DELUXE II, STRIX X99, X99-A II and RAMPAGE V EDITION 10 series.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASRock IMB-19x series.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS WS X299 PRO.
• Enhanced SPD information for NVM (AEP) DIMMs.
• Enhanced preliminary support of Intel Ice Lake.
• Fixed reporting of temperatures on AMD Vega since Crimson 17.11.2 driver.
• Added reporting of CPU per-core turbo ratios (IA/SSE, AVX2, AVX-512) for Intel.
• Added several Coffee Lake CPU models.
• Improved access to Intel Management Engine.
• Improved BCLK measurement on Skylake-X/SP CPUs.
• Fixed a rare crash on some AMD Multi-GPU systems.
• Fixed reporting of VDDC on some Bonaire/Hawaii GPUs using later AMD drivers.
• Fixed sensor monitoring on some MSI X99A series.
• Added recognition of AMD Pinnacle Ridge.
• Added reporting of CPU TDP and Tj,max for AMD Zeppelin family.
• Added an universal method for determining Tctl_offset for AMD Zeppelin family.
• Improved reading the real CPU model to avoid fakes for AMD Zen family.
• Added monitoring of CPU Cache/Mesh voltage for ASUS RAMPAGE VI APEX/EXTREME (requires new BIOS).
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ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Thank you I tried looking but never ran across that one

I use it on my old cheapy ASUS X54C laptop, and it finds every thing there even

You can set what you wish to show in the sys tray also.

RE: the AMD 560 core count

UPDATE: AMD has provided GN with a statement:
“It’s correct that 14 Compute Unit (896 stream processors) and 16 Compute Unit (1024 stream processor) versions of the Radeon RX 560 are available. We introduced the 14CU version this summer to provide AIBs and the market with more RX 500 series options. It’s come to our attention that on certain AIB and etail websites there’s no clear delineation between the two variants. We’re taking immediate steps to remedy this: we’re working with all AIB and channel partners to make sure the product descriptions and names clarify the CU count, so that gamers and consumers know exactly what they’re buying. We apologize for the confusion this may have caused.”

Read the whole article here: RX 560 Controversy: That Time AMD Said '4GB Means 4GB' [UPDATE] | GamersNexus - Gaming PC Builds Hardware Benchmarks