Strange readings on Aorus Master X

[PiPoLiNiO]

Hello. I have strange readings on Aorus Master X and 14900K. Including VR OUT jumping on 66V. I am attaching the log.

The same thing happens on the last 2 betas and the stable version.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

This all pops up during loading, even though it's hidden. I am attaching another log.

 

[Martin]

Are you running some other monitoring tool along with HWiNFO?
Try to upgrade the BIOS and GIGABYTE Control Center (if you use it) to latest versions.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

I use only HW. BIOS and CC actual.

I had 2 motherboards and 5 processors. Always the same.

 

[Martin]

This is quite weird as something in the system seems to be constantly disabling access to the VRMs.
Check the "Intel(R) Serial IO I2C Host Controller" devices in Device Manager whether they aren't perhaps disabled. Or alternatively try to uninstall their drivers.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

I have the latest Intel(R) Serial IO drivers. After deleting it, it's still the same.

 

[Martin]

What else is running on the system?

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

I start 3DPM v2.1 test and HWInfo.

 

[Martin]

I'm wondering whether there might be some BIOS setting causing this.

 

[Martin]

Or maybe try to install the drivers back and in Device Manager disable the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

Or maybe try to install the drivers back and in Device Manager disable the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

I tried, but no change.

 

[Martin]

I will need to check this with GIGABYTE...

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

Is there a chance that they will look into the problem?

 

[Martin]

A big chance. But not sure if this isn't caused by something in Windows on which GIGABYTE or we don't have influence.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

What kind of programs could cause such problems? Can memory OC have an impact on something like this?

 

[Martin]

I don't think so. Maybe some power-management features that are constantly attempting to disable those controllers.

 

[Martin]

After you disabled the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" on those devices, can you please attach a new HWiNFO Debug File?
I would like to verify how it behaves in this case.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

Please

 

[Martin]

That seems to have resolved the problem with constant disabling of access to the VRMs and the readouts look much better now.
Unfortunately it still sometimes reads erratic data. Not sure why is that but at least there's some good progress.

 

[PiPoLiNiO]

The problem is that after the reset it has this option enabled again...