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Try increasing the loadline calibration level, CPU Core voltage slightly, or reduce the cache ratio slightly. Possibly the auto voltages on that board are too lenient for the default loadline settingss. Were you playing Minecraft or RDR2 or Ghostrunner or something?

Hi Martin, I looked at his readings and there's definitely something off. I doubt it's anything to do with hwinfo. Has to be something causing the VRM to report strange readings, because it's impossible for for a 5.3 ghz HT off 10900k to report anywhere near that low of 109 amps at full load...

Hi @Martin Small bug with 4380. Seems like tooltips get automatically enabled when you install it (causing a tooltip over every field). However, when you disable tooltips, you still get nonstop tooltips over the bottom icons, and they won't go away at all. Should be an easy fix :)

I asked bmgjet to get back to you but I don't know how he will contact you.

Oh it's functions that are apparently "disabled" for some reason (i am not the person who took that picture). Thank you Martin. Effective (real) GPU clocks will help show people why they get low scores sometimes.

Thread here: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/rtss-6-7-0-beta-1.412822/page-141#post-5872225 Code is: "NVENC Clocks (Current Clocks)" string.format("{0} ({1}) MHz", nvapi.clocks.current.nvenc_clock, nvapi.clocks.current.core_clock); You can test effective clocks vs requested clocks for...

Because eVGA cards show the same thing happening but they support temp monitoring on VRM and VRAM, and they are showing 6500C temp blips. Hotter than the surface of the sun. Safe to say it's a bug. Because this did not happen on 456.98 and older drivers.

If you're using the newest Nvidia driver or the last two Vulkan beta drivers, that's a bug. It flags "thermal" and "power" for a split second at the exact same time, when a load changes excessively. the 456.98 hotfix driver never, ever did this, not once. Unfortunately, that does make it...

Can this be added in a future hwinfo? The board seems to have a way to read this, since people have been getting "Thermal" Limit even with a 55C CPU temperature. https://www.overclock.net/threads/official-nvidia-rtx-3090-owners-club.1753930/page-218#post-28667624 Igor's website seems to show...

Yeah I mentioned this. the IR 69269 definitely supports VR VOUT @Martin any way you can look into this? Perhaps the same method you used for the Z490 Aorus Master/Xtreme/Ultra can work for this :)

Hi Martin! This board should use the Intersil 69269, the same VR as on the Gigabyte Aorus Master/Xtreme, etc. https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/msi-meg-z490-unify-review,1.html So it supports VR VOUT and monitoring like the Gigabyte board that you added. The meg ace and godlike I believe...

Did you look in windows event viewer (System) and look at the actual text of the error? it will be logged there, with a bit more detail.

Does that board have an iGPU or iGPU support?

It would help greatly if you actually gave us some useful information. You can't just make a post and say "help me I have errors!". Like, WHICH WHEA Errors? (Look in windows event viewer--->System). What was the exact NAME of the error shown in hwinfo64 exactly? (if you no longer have this...

Here it is.