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Jon97

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  1. Thank you so much.. at first Asus AI Suite 2 (2018 update) was getting block by Faceit AC, then I tried Speedfan and found out Faceit has no problem with it and also managed to make it work using CPU Core 0 to controll my fans as the CPU Sensor was reading wrongly, after that I realized Speepfan was also getting block by Ubisoft AC therefore bugging out Speedfan ability to controll my fans.. And now I found this software, yea there are some flaws but at least it dosent get blocked by Anti Cheat Softwares.. Motherboard use: Asus Maximus IV Extreme-Z BIOS Version: 3603 Improvement UI? maybe? Ability to sync using tempreture or using mix graph and tempreture sensor? eg: CPU fan curve (Graph) + GPU tempreture = Fan controll speed Maybe allow us to freely move the graph to however we like instaed of a vertical line following the fan speed % Oveall easy to use much less complicated compare to Speedfan. Keep up the good work Thanks.
  2. I reflash the BIOS and still the same random restart, so now i just replace the PSU with a spare one. Hopefully it's the PSU fault if not the next step is to reformat windows.
  3. PC random shutdown and reboot all of a sudden with *no bosd while doing nothing (idle) or while browsing or watching YouTube on chrome. While gaming it does not have any issues, infect I can game 4 hours+ without any issues. It all happend few days after my yearly system clean and overclock tweeking, mainly increase core frequency from 4.5Ghz to 4.7Ghz and fine tune vcore by lowing offset voltage. But currently on stock settings but still sudden reboot. Sometimes it only happend once in a day but other time it can restart up to 5 times (like today it restated 7 times since afternoon). The restart can happend anywhere between hours to minutes after the last sudden reboot. Unable to provide system dump because there's no BOSD it's like someone turn off and on the main and quickly press the power button after that. By far the troubleshoot I have done Reinstall the driver that looks like it was the cause (Asus ai suite 2) - no luck Recheck cable connection - no luck Reseat CPU - no luck Change cmos battery - no luck *Change oc to defult - no luck *Check event viewer - no luck Memtest86 (3/4 pass (didn't run all) ) - no luck (all pass) Stress test (real bench, AIDA, prime95 (max stress), furmark, haven) - no luck Monitoring voltage in windows (hwinfo, AIDA hwm+, open hwm, asus suite) - no luck all looks fine (even on stress test) Monitoring voltage by molex using multimeter - no luck looks fine (even on stress test) *Monitoring voltage through motherboard - no luck all looks fine Monitoring voltage through ROG connect - no luck all looks fine Check temps - all looks fine CPU @ max load 70°C at stock (@4.7ghz @76-80°C?), GPU @ 72°C *Did a clear cmos and reapply my settings all the same. So I reset multiplier to auto and offset voltage (+) to AUTO (Basicly defult). But still the same reboot without any warning. *Event viewer only show 3 errors Error 1 audit events have been dropped by the transport. 0 Error 2 critical reboot, system has rebooted without shutting down first l Error 3 the system has previously shutdown *Motherboard voltage measurement through Asus ProbeIt measurement points System spec Motherboard: Asus Maximus IV Extreme Z Ya it's an old board but it's still gets the job done Latest BIOS Change this few setting Vcore load like calibration - 50% Vcore phase control - Optimized Vcore overload protection - 130% Voltage - offset (Defult - Manual) Dram settings (see ram) Second hand from my uncle and have been using since 2016 without any problem CPU: 2600k (Noctua NH U12P dual fan) 4.7Ghz @ 1.448v (max voltage on stress test) 4.5Ghz @ 1.4v Stock 3.8Ghz @ ~1.36v (current) (voltage auto) (CURRENT) Previously it was fine running at 4.7Ghz with an offset of +0.75 but I lower it till +0.55 and no crash. CPU has been properly taken care of with no issues of high temp or throttling but it looks like there is CPU degration from age RAM: 2 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz (Kingston), 2 4GB DDR3 1600Mhz (Crucial) 1333Mhz have been running since 2016/2017 1600Mhz added in Aug 2019 RAM frequency has been lock in bios @1333mhz, timings auto, voltage 1.5v All 4 sticks of RAM has no issues GPU: Asus strix GTX 1060 6gb GPU is overclock but I don't think that's the issue as it reboots when not on load PSU: Silverstone Strider 600W fully modular PSU (ST60F-P) Been using this PSU since 2014 and 2 system changes So far only 2 PCIe cable that was previously causing black screen (GPU crash) due to caps I think, but has been replaced with a spare cable and no problem ever since. Sound card: Asus Xonar DGX SSD: Crucial MX500 500GB HDD: WD Blue 1TB Windows: Windows 10 latest update (Last format was in December 2019) Note: My PC is connected to belkin power surge strip since 2015? and has been using it almost everyday from almost morning till late at night or afternoon till late at night and no RGB. Thinking of trying a spare PSU and see how it goes. Will update if problem still proceed. Hope you get an idea of what is happening and hope this fan be solve without spending much money.
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