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An example of how it looks. They are G-skill F5-6000J3238G32GX2-TZ5RK :

It's a bit true and a bit bollocks. They have no idea of what the length and gauge of your cable is, nor what is the starting voltage at your PSU, so it's a bit "how you doin" telling if you go below 11.8V you may have melting. Of course, if the connector heats up, you will see Vdrop though...

Hi, I tried searching for this error but.. the forum seems to discard short search terms, so i'm out of luck with "SPD" and "hub" lol My rig is using Aquasuite (with all its hardware monitoring disabled) and HWinfo for sensor polling to aquasuite. I noticed that on both ram sticks at the end...

when under load it overheats, you can see the values in red, so the CPU throttles the frequency down to avoid crashing. the default thermal paste is... crap to say the least. I received a Lenovo P53 laptop for work which is relatively beefy, and it was throttling constantly because of the bad...

Maybe during the update, the Corsair/asetek support was enabled in HWinfo? You have to disable it when using it along with iCUE or it will completely mess the data iCUE sees, or even make the Commander pro dissapear from the iCUE interface on and off.

No worries :) I was almost sure it was on Aquasuite but the time it took to pickup the sensors afte the update made me doubt. Now that it works i got a Pro license, both for supporting, and because i use monitoring well beyond the 12h limit :)

It took me a good hour of rebooting, reinstalling, restarting aquasuite service for it to finally see HWinfo (with SHM enabled). Aquasuite has always been very slow at picking up HWinfo. the first time i enabled it, it was just as long