Recent content by Unknown Zombie

Here's a log that ran for about 24 hours. The CPU die max average temperature was showing 98.1° C Looking thru the data, that reading (98.1° C) was the only outlier: (Data in screenshot sorted in descending order) Something else I noticed, that Core Temperatures and L3 Temperatures both had a...

Of course, true to how the universe works, I played Elden Ring for 8 hours today with HWinfo open in the background with logging turned on and no erroneous average temperature reading. I'll start a new log and let it run until about this time tomorrow, though it will mostly be the computer...

I can't reproduce it at will, it just eventually happens if the program runs long enough. Any time I've had it happen I simply had HWinfo running in the background while I played a game. You can see from the screenshot I shared that HWinfo had been open almost 4 hours when I took the...

I don't keep a lot of stuff running in the background. My PC is self-built so there's not any bloatware on it, and I keep it pretty lean. Since the only thing there you might not recognize is vol_control.exe, I'll explain that it's just a self-written Autohotkey script that lets me press...

No; not even sure what either of those things are. From googling what Hydra is, I assume they're both overclocking tools. I'm not running any kind of overclock on CPU or GPU. Just running stock 5600x and stock RX 6700 XT.

I am experiencing the same issue with my Ryzen 5 5600x Average temperature is way above reported max temperature. But you can see in the screenshot that the processor never reported thermal throttling, which it definitely would have if it ever actually reached 109 C ... And sorry but I...