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https://github.com/Rem0o/FanControl.Releases/issues

Tried the new beta 5? https://www.guru3d.com/download/msi-afterburner-beta-download/ https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-afterburner-4-6-6-beta-5-for-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5000-series-cards.455155/

No big deal and yes, understandable that not everything is made public. Just found it odd that nothing new was listed.

Hi Martin, what changed vs 5655? The changes listed are exactly the same.

Or MSI center?

@Martin , can you lock this thread and ban this clown? Seems like HWinfo is too advanced for him and it made him mad and bitter

Its all there, but yeah, if you're not interested in learning/reading more of the what is what, then it might not be for you. It's just like cars, some like simple rpm/speed readings while others crave for more, and want to understand what is under the hood and learn how to tweak the individual...

You did not give much details. System specs? OS version? Resolution, refresh rate, VRR on, HDR on? Also, posting on Guru3d migh be an idea, this definitely look GPU related

Have you tried another cable?

Nice!

Yep. But they won't. It took many ppl complaining to get this flawed version, I don't see them re-opening this. The project is very Linux oriented, and the devs don't care much about Windows specific issues.

https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/hwinfo64-cpu-die-average-spike.8044/

OpenRGB has a "share SMBus access" option in the settings for this. Its a bit flawed and can increase CPU usage slightly on weak CPU (should be fine on yours), but you might want to give it a shot.

For the record, RAM is the most common to use SMBus. Other devices might also use it. Also. Corsair use their own data bus for some devices. Disabling SMBus will not fix conflicts of that nature.

RAM temp monitoring/ LED control often use SMBus. If your RAM does not support temp monitoring you should be ok

Its not a bug, its expected. The build posted is to be able to monitor the PSU within HWinfo, without iCue, not with it. If you use iCue with any other software, they collide. As Martin pointed out earlier, this is due to iCue not wanting to play nice and share data bus with other software (aka...

SIV is what I use for monitoring/troubleshooting what software is not using the SMBus mutex properly. http://rh-software.com/ From memory, OpenRGB uses the global Edit, yep global https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/merge_requests/1436 Also, note that once SMBus collide happens, just...

Great, this might solve your reboot issues as your RAM could have been unstable in A1+B1 even with DOCP deactivated.

I see iCue listed in the installed programs and installed on the 16 March. I don't remember seeing it cause this kind of issue... Then again, it's iCue and Corsair seem to be good at inventing new ways of breaking compatibility with other software (yeah not a fan).