Recent content by Zach

Everything looks quite normal, even that 82.1% power reporting deviation. Many boards run like this. This means that the CPU is running a bit over it’s default power limit but nothing significant. Default R5 3600 power: 88W PPT You have 82.9W PPT and 82.1% reporting deviation. Meaning the CPU...

https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/read-this-before-submitting-a-report.241/

I can see also one of your chipsets going gray on your second screenshot. That happened to me also (along with DIMM graying like yours) when I was running too low of DRAM voltage. I see its running only 1.1V and I'm guessing its running on a JEDEC profile and not on XMP/EXPO one? Maybe try...

Its somewhat confirmed that these are CPU reporting to software errors because some users are getting totally absurd values that cant be true like 2+Volts on SoC, 3000~4000MHz on FCLK or 120~130C CPU temp for example. As for the source of these error values, nothing is certain. Could be some...

The same "issue" is discussed extensively below https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/hwinfo64-cpu-die-average-spike.8044/page-19#post-49214 https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/excuse-me-why-did-my-soc-voltage-and-memory-frequency-suddenly-spike-thank-you-everyone.10508/

You will get over it. The acceptance really comes at play when you're realizing that these reported values are not real. SOC and MISC voltage, MemClock, UCLK, FCLK, are not suppose to fluctuate that much and they dont in reality. You'll get used to it even if you see 2.4V at SOC. In fact if you...

Yes that was again erratic reporting from the CPU to the software. You can see it also at the sensor right below SOC voltage, the "CPU VDD_MISC (SVI3 TFN)" going from 1.100V to 1.169V, which is exactly by the the same (proportional) amount. around +6.2~6.3% in your case. If you add that...

Yes they do but not adding 50% of speed and voltage. If that was real the CPU would be fried by now. There are a few settings in BIOS that when enabled, and if the system conditions allows it, memory speed and UCLK can drop speeds to save energy. In your case it would drop from 3000 to...

You mean red circle with white X?

Asrock X870E Nova WiFi here (with a 9700X) I build this PC about over a month ago and right at the first days I was playing around with FCLK:UCLK:MCLK speeds plus DRAM voltages. I noticed that when DRAM voltage was lower than it should for the given speed the temp reading of the 2nd chipset was...

Most likely the case, the reading stuck on the lower temp value (see 27C as min on HWiNFO64) On the good side if the fans are on the driver control it continues to read the temp correctly (internally) and adjust rpm as it should. The real problem is when someone uses a third-party software fan...

What CPU you have with that B660 board? VRM (voltage regulator modules) are around the CPU socket, usually under some heatsink. Theses modules take 12V and convert it into what the CPU needs (0.6~1.5V) to operate. Each board has many VRmodules. They split the CPU current (Ampere) into multiple...

This could be a board BIOS issue. HWiNFO just reads/reports what settings are stored on the memory controller. Maybe a BIOS flash to newer version (if available) could fix this... (?)

Because these are only the JEDEC profile specs and not for the XMP/EXPO profile(s) Thats why here you see up to 2400MHz

Yes it is for DDR5 6000 Its supposed to run 1:1 for MCLK:UCLK Same here