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CPU Temperature
How to Check Your PC's CPU Temperature

By Paul Alcorn Last updated

How can you check your CPU's temperature and what's a good or normal range? We break it down for you.

CPUs
SSD Health in Windows
How to Check SSD Health in Windows 10 and Windows 11

By Brandon Hill Last updated

Here are some tools that access SMART functionality on your SSD to determine its health

SSDs
AMD
Zen 6 Ryzen spotted in AIDA64

By Mark Tyson Published

On Monday, Finalwire added 'preliminary support for next-generation AMD desktop, server and mobile processors' to AIDA64 Extreme, indicating readiness for Ryzen 10000 series chips.

CPUs
AMD Ryzen 9 7000-Series CPU
Ryzen 5 9600X AIDA64 benchmarks show doubled cache bandwidth improvements

By Aaron Klotz Published

A Ryzen 5 9600X engineering sample was tested in Aida64's memory benchmark, proving that AMD's Zen 5 L1 and L2 cache improvements are real.

CPUs
Lamptron ST060
Lamptron gets caught using counterfeit AIDA64 software keys with its LCD-equipped products

By Aaron Klotz Published

AIDA64 devs know about Lamptron's devious actions

Cooling
AMD
AIDA64 Gains Support for AMD's Zen 5 CPUs

By Anton Shilov Published

Diagnostic and benchmarking software gains preliminary support for AMD's next-generation processors.

CPUs
Samsung 980 Pro
Samsung Issues Fix for Dying 980 Pro SSDs

By Brandon Hill Published

Samsung 980 Pros can go into a read-only failure mode that can make data recovery difficult, if not impossible. A firmware fix is available.

SSDs
FinalWire materials for AIDA64 v6.75
AIDA64 Adds Support for Zen 4 AVX-512, Nvidia RTX 4090

By Francisco Pires Published

The biggest hardware releases of the year loom closer.

GPUs
Intel Core X-Series Processor
AIDA64 Hints Intel's Return To HEDT Market With Alder Lake-X

By Aaron Klotz Published

Intel is toying with the idea of re-entering the HEDT market in the shape of the chipmaker's Alder Lake-X processors.

CPUs
Nvidia
Nvidia Preps Mysterious GA102F GPU

By Anton Shilov Published

Nvidia appears to have a new GA102F chip in the pipeline. Is it a re-spin for higher yields and lower power, something for datacenters, or perhaps a special crypto-focused (or anti-crypto) design?

GPUs
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