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Switched the ATX cable and the PSU: same result. It's not an indication that something's off or degrading with the PSU's? The fact that I get the same readout from two identical units points at a slightly inaccurate motherboard sensor, right?

Same behaviour on two seperate units also points in the direction of "guess it's normal", I think?

It's not an indication that there's something wrong with my motherboard or PSU(s) that out of the box it reads that value?

Both PSU's are under a year old. CPU: 9800X3D CPU cooler: NH-D15 G2 Motherboard: Tomahawk X870 (latest BIOS) Ram: 32 GB Kingston CL36 SSD/HDD: Lexar 4 Tb GPU: Geforce RTX 5080 Asus Tuf PSU: RM850x (both under a year old) Chassis: Fractal Torrent OS: Win11 Monitor: LG850

Hey, My 3.3V according to the bios and HWinfo is fluctuating between 3.244 and 3.260. Is this normal? Had another RM850x lying around, swapped it to see if that made a difference, and the interval was now a bit tighter (3.248 to 3.260), but basicly the same. Probably...

My case is a Fractal Design Define 7 XL. It has a closed front, but I've loaded it with 3 noctua fans. Even with all panels open, the temperature only drops 2-3 degrees.

Cyberpunk, full RT: 71 core, 86 hotspot (delta 15) Avatar, full blast: 77 core, 95 hotspot (delta 18) In both cases the indicated load is 100%, but some games make the card run hotter than others, even than synthetic benches. I've plotted delta over full load runs, and it stays within 15-18...

I want to do some undervolting in Afterburner. I'm also running Hwinfo for other monitoring. When enabling the functionality in Afterburner, the tooltip contains this warning: https://i.postimg.cc/gcTzry3k/ima.png Does this mean that running Afterburner for voltage control while Hwinfo is...

Thank you. If there was something really amiss with my card, the other tests wouldn't come back normal, right?

Hey there, I've been happily running an Asus TUF 4070 TI in my system. Today, I started a new game for the first time (the rumoured crappy-but-so-crappy-it's-good "Wanted: Dead"), and something occured that I've never seen before: my GPU, for just a few seconds, instantly shot to 83...

I started worrying about my Asus Tuf 4070 Ti OC hotspot temp. Ran a Superposition bench, and plotted the GPU temp, hotspot temp and the delta between them. Does this look normal? Thanks! View: https://imgur.com/a/9rnZvHs

CB23 Single Core puts freq at 4925, temp is 62 It's the Prime95 AVX smallest FFTs on just a few cores that immediately shoots to 90

So is what I see normal? Even with a beefy cooler?

I'm running everything stock. My current temps are nothing to worry about? I was just surprised I could find a scenario in which it hit 90, even though it is a synthetic one.

Hey, was testing my 5900X under an NH-D15, and with CB R23 or Aida64 I can't push it past 72C on the hardest tests, which is good. But there is a game (Midnight Suns), which during saving, briefly (2 or 3 seconds) pushes it to 84. So I tested with prime95 AVX on a few cores (1-3) only and doing...