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And intel is changing CPU naming, so just sticking to codename will be enough. Intel ARK is your friend too.

you also have over 1000A of GPU core current and 30 odd million memory errors... really weird.

water pumps usually have a magnetic sensor to count RPM, with little magnets embedded in the impeller. For obvious balancing reasons there's two of them, so the speed signal reads two impulses per rotation. So basically the real RPM is half what HWinfo shows. It reads the raw signal.

Yep. no crash, no drops, everything seems perfect :)

it starts fine, and the Vision is detected and works in sensors

no, even manually it doesn't. i see a process in memory on task manager, but the main window never shows up, and Aquasuite doesn't pick up shared memory, so that background process seem to do nothing.

Could be my PC that's borked but, after updating, and even after restartng the PC, HWinfo does not start. A process shows up in the task manager but it does nothing and HWinfo doesn't open. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling, no luck. uninstalling, rebooting and reinstalling, same. Rolling back...

i ran a CB R23 test, my CPU is locked at 253W PL1 and PL2 and the P-cores cap at 5.3ghz, with Ecores at 4.1. No tweaking at all besides setting PL1 to 253 instead of 125W. That already gives me almost 80° on water. R23 finishes before the boost expires so a factory set 13900K would most likely...

Well one could change the value of the sensor. when you right click it you can add a fixed value to the reading or set a correction factor. But that would be weird to do. HWinfo polls the value straight from the CPU so i don't think it can read wrong.

Oh i didn't mean to be rude :) They don't give temperature figures, it's just the factory power specification, that's why i was pointing at them. The power limit you have is strange because to get that much power applied through you usually need a very good AIO or even custom loop cooling. From...

Whether the value is correct or not, you shouldn't leave the power limits unlocked with an aircooler. Here PL1 and PL2 are both set to 4096W instead of 125 and 253W respectively.

heh i was about to ask the same thing for the TP link TX401 which i beieve uses the same Aquantia / Marvel chip. lm-sensors reads it fine on proxmox but HWinfo doesn't see it. Later maybe :)

the scale is zoomed like crazy. what you see is very small normal variations :p

your lowest power draw is 59W... you should first look at reducing the load of background tasks probably, since your CPU seem to rarely idle at all. CPU usage minimum is 4.3% which is quite a lot for a 32 threads CPU. Otherwise, just look at the temp you have highlighted in green + the two CCD temps

Yes, the 26°C one is under the gygabyte section so it's the motherboard socket sensor. Old memories of those CPUs claiming to do sub-ambient cooling ^^

uuuuuuuh... i don't know if it's that particular part number buuuuut....

For Micron at least, the max operating temp is 95°C or 105°C depending on the part number, same as GDDR6X.

@tehmilcho , i shamelessly linked that topic on the aquacomputer forum as a feature request ^^' I never though of trying HWinfo remote monitoring for the dashboard but that would be pretty sweet

well, 2400 RPM. They have the right to reach 3.8 with a bloody racket, like the old ML

I have the same experience with LL120. installed on a radiator i could not feel the airflow at all no matter what speed ^^' they are just rotating light shows, not fans.