Extremely High VRM Power, Voltage, Current, Temp Readings

[DigitalJack3t]

Took my ram out today to change one of my tubes. Put everything back and now HWINFO is showing extremely high VRM readings. I tested several long gaming sessions, etc. temps are fine, no performance issues, everything is normal. Other apps and my physical socket-electricity meter are showing normal values. Been running the same settings for months, no power limits. Went into the bios and set amps to 400 and PL1/PL2 to 320w and the readouts still show VRM power at 65,353 across the board. Deleted HWINFO and downloaded the latest non-beta version and same. Been using HWINFO for years, first time seeing this. Thank you in advance for any help/suggestions.

 

[Martin]

That looks like a collision with some other monitoring tool. Are you running anything else along with HWiNFO?

 

[DigitalJack3t]

No. Just HWINFO. I opened Core Temp after I saw the 127c VRM reading and wanted to make sure I wasn't frying my system. But yea, I've been running the same settings/setup for months now, and didn't do any software updates or anything today. I'm wondering if the ram is causing the glitch somehow. It was the only odd thing I noticed after changing the tube. I was getting a "Detect Memory" error and couldn't post, even after clearing cmos etc. which never happens. I ended up cleaning the contacts on all the dimms and then everything was fine. After first boot and testing, the VRM readings were thrown off ever since.

 

[Martin]

RAM should have no impact on this.
What about ASUS AI Suite, is that not running either?

 

[DigitalJack3t]

It's the culprit every time! Didn't bother to check Armoury Crate because I didn't see it do any updates. It must've updated/changed something behind the scenes. Problem solved. Thanks again.