Amsterdam wrote:
Second bug:

If you open the Dual Intelligent Processors 5 en click on TPU>Graphics Cards and change some GPU settings it doesn't keep the changes after reboot.

This is happening for me as well, I have to go into the solftware and reload the settings that I saved for the GPU.
I have the Maximus IX Code and the Strix GTX 1080.

@Bahz

Thanks for letting us know you guys are dealing with this software problems.

I hope you don't forget the old IOMAP64.sys Blue Screen (BSOD) bug. For me it's back again. Every time when I reboot the system at the beginning of the day it gives a IOMAP64.sys Blue Screen (BSOD). Some times 2 times in a row. When Windows finally is loaded the Fan Xpert runs a default fan profile. Remarkably the user made profiles are not deleted this time.
I hope the Asus development team can deal with this IOMAP64.sys BSOD, because a lot of customers do have these annoying problem for years now. It doesn't even matters which version is used.

Amsterdam wrote:
@Bahz

Thanks for letting us know you guys are dealing with this software problems.

I hope you don't forget the old IOMAP64.sys Blue Screen (BSOD) bug. For me it's back again. Every time when I reboot the system at the beginning of the day it gives a IOMAP64.sys Blue Screen (BSOD). Some times 2 times in a row. When Windows finally is loaded the Fan Xpert runs a default fan profile. Remarkably the user made profiles are not deleted this time.
I hope the Asus development team can deal with this IOMAP64.sys BSOD, because a lot of customers do have these annoying problem for years now. It doesn't even matters which version is used.

Delete all those files , do serch on C for the files and you´l just lose then fan control in aisuite but no conant failed bluescreen boots.

Bahz wrote:
Can you provide the AI Suite III version that you're currently using? Are you using any other fan control software while running AI Suite III?

I use version V1.01.56 (W10, 64bit) No, I don't use any other fan control software.

Some other finds are:

- when Fan Xpert detects new fans all user profiles are deleted. (even if you don't have other fans, but just connected a led strip, or make some modifications into the bios, or select a profile in the bios)
- When the PC is shutdown, and disconnect- and connect the fan header (but nothing has changed) all user made profiles are deleted, and you have to do the fan tuning again.
-The final results after fan tuning are almost every time different. Sometimes the fun tuning doesn’t even detect a quiet mode (Red section)
- Sometimes The ‘Fan Spin Up Times which manually made are reset. Hard to reproduce the problem.

Whishes 🙂

- Possibility to lower the fan speed manually
- More Points at the curve line
- Possibility to change the fan position when using water cooling
- don’t activate a save(profile) button when there has nothing been changed

Thanks.

Amsterdam wrote:
I use version V1.01.56 (W10, 64bit) No, I don't use any other fan control software.

Some other finds are:

- when Fan Xpert detects new fans all user profiles are deleted. (even if you don't have other fans, but just connected a led strip, or make some modifications into the bios, or select a profile in the bios)
- When the PC is shutdown, and disconnect- and connect the fan header (but nothing has changed) all user made profiles are deleted, and you have to do the fan tuning again.
-The final results after fan tuning are almost every time different. Sometimes the fun tuning doesn’t even detect a quiet mode (Red section)
- Sometimes The ‘Fan Spin Up Times which manually made are reset. Hard to reproduce the problem.

Whishes 🙂

- Possibility to lower the fan speed manually
- More Points at the curve line
- Possibility to change the fan position when using water cooling
- don’t activate a save(profile) button when there has nothing been changed

Thanks.

Thanks for the information and feedback, I'll pass this along to our software team and we'll look into this.