Which other monitoring utilities do you have installed on the system?

Raja@ASUS wrote:
Which other monitoring utilities do you have installed on the system?

CPUID Hardware Monitor, and AI Suite 2.

I managed to back up my mirror last night, had one reboot during, and another one overnight. During that first reboot, this time it gave me a BSoD for the Cache_Manager. So I did a Windows Memory Diagnostic on standard settings, no issues found yet.

Well, I can't get it to come on anymore. Left it off most of Saturday, figured if I can still use the system I can deal with it failing from time to time, until newer hardware comes out. But Saturday afternoon I tried turning it on, and the fans come on but the motherboard won't pass POST. Seems to be trying different boot settings as it continually restarts but never reaches BIOS. Ordered a fx-8350 setup to replace it, but it kind of feels like a bit of a downgrade. Will be overclocking, maybe I can get it back up to par. I did have this 980X setup overclocked in the beginning for a couple of years until it became unstable. Had it at 4.2GHz, and then eventually became unstable at 3.33GHz.

I'll still try replacing the RAM and see if dual-channel memory solves the problem. Honestly I'm just sick of dealing with its constant, increasing instability.

Using Hwmonitor with AI suite can cause erroneous readings. That said, in your case maybe there was an issue.

I'm suspecting it's a RAM issue. Using six 4GB sticks in triple channel. They ran HOT without any memory cooling for years. As I stated, it won't POST so it's not a software HW-monitor problem... and AI Suite had been giving those warnings before I ran CPU-HWmonitor....

If AI suite reports stuff like that it is almost always because something else that is polling the super IO/SM bus is being run at the same time. The system would not be running if some of those voltages were really dipping.

PLL @ 1.8 probably aint helping it any