There was a sensor called DRAM power, now, I do not see it anymore. eVGA Z390 Dark.
A Arctucas Active Member Jul 4, 2020 #1 There was a sensor called DRAM power, now, I do not see it anymore. eVGA Z390 Dark.
Martin HWiNFO Author Staff member Jul 4, 2020 #2 DRAM Power is usually an estimation calculated by CPU based on bandwidth counters. Did you change BIOS settings or a BIOS update?
DRAM Power is usually an estimation calculated by CPU based on bandwidth counters. Did you change BIOS settings or a BIOS update?
A Arctucas Active Member Jul 5, 2020 #3 I did change some RAM settings; i.e. timings and clocks. EDIT: It appears this sensor is only active with BIOS set to DEFAULT. Last edited: Jul 5, 2020
I did change some RAM settings; i.e. timings and clocks. EDIT: It appears this sensor is only active with BIOS set to DEFAULT.
