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With 2700MHz as top clock I bet you can go down to 1040~1050mV at least Mine at 2850~2900MHz with demanding games needs 1070mV and less demanding games down to 1050mV. Of course not all GPUs are exactly the same, even on same model as we both have. Also dont look power maximum at non gaming...

Some undervolting could help a bit

Not all time exactly but quite a lot Here is a 3 hours gameplay session Limit of the board is 375W Max value is ~110W over the limit and average value about 80W over the average board power.

But you missed the part that says this sensor has meaning only under 100% CPU load.

Potentially all those 3 sensor can reach the specified Tjmax depending the task load, but its more like to happen on all core loads (at 150-165W) if the cooling cant keep it below that 95C threshold. You may see also a couple or more of individual core temps also around there. Those would may be...

Most likely you didnt read the description (tooltip) of the sensor. Enable tooltips from settings and hover your pointer over the "Power Reporting Deviation" sensor. This sensor only has value under 100% CPU load. Any other time is useless and should be ignored.

Unless you have a multimeter device you can see the board 12V sensor. And I’ve added some more into my previous post since you quoted it.

What does the PSU 12V rail says? Is it single or multi 12V rail? Maybe GPU sensors are a bit off. And to be honest the standards about 3.3, 5 and 12V rails are +/- 5% So for 12V it’s 11.4~12.6V. I would rather have 12.5V than 11.5V

I have these settings... ...and when I click the "X" it goes to tray ...and when I click the "-" it goes to taskbar (alternatively if you click HWiNFO on the task bar it does the same) If you want to close it then right click tray icon and click quit simple

RX 560 XT had less Shaders and TMUs activated compared to a RX 470. Some of them could be flashed and unlocked to a 470 though. https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-470.c2861 https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-560-xt.c3388

It’s been a while (months) since I’ve seen the double misreported values. But occasionally I have the plus ~6% mostly on FCLK, UCLK, MCLK. Very rarely on SoC voltage too. It must be a bug like the double ones. It’s not from BCLK for sure. R9 5900X

Not sure if this is a mistake from Gigabyte or they do it deliberately. When PRD is <100% then the CPU is forced over its default performance. Not over its silicon health though. Maybe they are trying to make the board look good in CPU performance comparisons? No one can really tell. I have a...

What are you talking about? I have been downloading HWiNFO64 for many years now the same way Hovering pointer over any green button opens the blue dropdown menu Not once had any trouble (using Firefox, IE, and latest years Chrome) downloading it. The installer or the portable (win) version...

I had the R5 3600 for 3 years before I switch to 5900X Yeah, your PRD reading during the CB-R24 is way off. Meaning that the board is reporting back (feedback) to the CPU only half (49.7%) the true power consumption. CPU PPT reads ~53W but you have to divide that with 0.497 (from PRD 49.7%)...

I will consider the 2 on the left to be a little more accurate. At least the one on the CPU Enhanced section is usually polled straight from CPU. The one on the right is from board sensor and as @Martin said its unclear how ASUS is doing it.

You can find a lot of discussions below https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/forums/intel-arc-gpus.94/ ...and some reviews and benchmarks https://www.techpowerup.com/review/?category=Graphics+Cards&manufacturer=Intel&pp=25&order=date https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Intel+Arc

Also try this too, and in my opinion this one should be always enabled on Ryzen based systems.

It sounds to me that somehow the HWiNFO sensors window is going outside your viewing desktop area. Like to a monitor that now does not exist.

By default, AMD uses the "CPU Tctl/Tdie" sensor for CPU cooler temp control. Tctl = T_control This is what the board will use in BIOS to control CPU cooler through CPU_FAN header or CPU_OPT header, if no third party software is installed.

How could anyone answer that without knowing what CPU you have and what CPU temp sensors are available?