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CPUID Rolls Out HWMonitor v1.65.1, Removing Additional Hot Spot Temperature Reading

17 July 2026 at 11:24

A close-up of an NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card with visible thermal paste on the GPU and the 'NVIDIA GPU Hotspot' graphic in the background.

Another version has been rolled out, which aims to fix the issues with the HWMonitor version 1.65. HWMonitor Receives Another Update Through Version 1.65.1; Removes Second Hotspot Measurement and Shows Stable Hotspot Reading A few days ago, CPUID rolled out a new version of HWMonitor that added hostpots for the NVIDIA RTX 50 series GeForce cards, which were absent in previous versions. Some people found workarounds through modding to display the disabled readings, but we now have multiple utilities that can do the same job without having to mod the cards. HWMonitor's new version 1.65 was particularly interesting, since it […]

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Colorful Introduces Memory Tuning Mode For Intel 800 Series Motherboards, Improving Gaming Performance

29 June 2026 at 12:21

A Colorful motherboard with 'Memory Tuning Mode' text features prominently on a BATTLE-AX model, showcasing multiple RAM slots and a CPU socket.

The motherboard maker is introducing its proprietary memory optimization features for superior performance. Colorful Debuts Memory Tuning Mode, Claiming 4% Higher Average FPS in eSports Titles and Up To 10% Improvement in AIDA64 Benchmarks Major motherboard vendors have released their new memory and CPU optimization features for their motherboards. Colorful isn't lagging either and introduced a new memory optimization feature called Memory Tuning Mode. This specifically targets memory optimizations to improve performance in gaming and non-gaming workloads. As per IT Home, Colorful's Memory Tuning Mode is reserved for the Intel 800 series motherboards that are used by the Arrow Lake […]

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AIDA64 Goes Big on AMD Zen 6 Support With The Addition of Mustang Peak, Olympic Ridge, Medusa & Venice Lineups, Also Brings ACE x86 Readiness

29 June 2026 at 03:35

AMD openSIL "Open-Source" Firmware Lands On AM5 Motherboards, Prepped For Zen 6 Features 1

AMD's Zen 6 CPUs are the main focus in the latest AIDA64 8.30 beta release, adding support for various upcoming lineups. AMD Zen 6 CPUs Are Coming Soon, & AIDA64 Is Fully Prepped With Support For Multiple Lineups FinalWire has released the latest version of its popular system monitoring software, AIDA64. The new version (8.30.8332Β beta) comes with various updates, with the main release highlights being preliminary and improved support for AMD's upcoming Zen 6 CPU families. The full changelog is listed below: There are five AMD Zen 6-specific families listed for the new release. These include Mustang Peak (K1A.18), Olympic […]

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AIDA64 v8.30 Bakes In Support for Intel’s Nova Lake CPUs and AMD’s 2027 Medusa β€œZen 6” APUs

28 April 2026 at 14:50

AIDA64 v8.30 Bakes In Support for Intel's Nova Lake CPUs and AMD's 2027 Medusa "Zen 6" APUs

FinalWire has released the updated AIDA64 software, offering support for next-gen CPUs such as AMD Zen 6 APUs & Intel Nova Lake. AMD Zen 6 "Ryzen" CPUs & Intel Nova Lake Get Early Support In AIDA64 v8.30 The latest AIDA64 release has some major updates. One of these is AIDA FPS, which expands the feature set of the software suite with a new module that captures real-time FPS data from DX11 and DX12 games. The data can be displayed across all existing outputs, including SensorPanel, OSD, tray icons, and logging. The full change log is listed below: New in AIDA64 […]

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New HUDIMM DDR5 Standard Promises Cheaper Memory, But Testing Shows It Slashes Bandwidth in Half

20 April 2026 at 11:25

DDR5 HUDIMM 8 GB & 16 GB Tested: Drops Memory Performance By Half To Justify Price Cuts 1

Intel is working with partners to release a cost-effective DDR5 memory design called HUDIMM, but it will lead to much lower performance. DDR5 HUDIMM Memory May Look Great For Budget Builders, But The Performance Impact Is So Huge, It Makes DDR4 Look Better Last week, Intel introduced a new DDR5 memory standard, along with its partners, called HUDIMM. The HUDIMM standard stands for Half-UDIMM & what it does is switch from two 32-bit channels that are featured on normal memory modules to just one 32-bit channel. This should allow memory makers to build cost-effective memory by populating half of the […]

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Not Just NVIDIA RTX 5090, RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell Also Reported To Have Missing ROPs [UPDATE]

7 March 2026 at 11:04

A NVIDIA GPU with the 'NVIDIA' logo and a gold-toned cooling grill on a black background.

It's been a while since we heard about NVIDIA GPUs with missing ROPs, but here we are, seeing one more GPU having fewer ROPs. Redditor Reports 160 ROPs Instead of 176 on His NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell GPU; The First Workstation Blackwell GPU With Fewer ROPs Right after the launch of the Blackwell NVIDIA RTX 50 series, we heard a few reports that confirmed a small percentage of the inventory had fewer ROPs (Render Output Units). This issue was mostly observed on the flagship card, the GeForce RTX 5090, but we also saw slower GPUs, including the GeForce RTX […]

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