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miklet
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2017/09/01 10:48:19 (permalink)
CLC 120 working great on X370 Ryzen 1600 on MSI X370 AM4 Gaming Pro Carbon motherboard
If Flow Control is not showing the CPU temp and
- program has been un-installed and re-installed (twice)
- Fans plugged into CPU cooler body cable
- Pump cable plugged in pump header on mobo
- USB cable plugged in pump body and connected to motherboard header
 
Is there a firmware or software setting that would let the program see the CPU Temp?
Other utility programs are able to see all the mobo temp sensors 
post edited by miklet - 2017/09/01 10:55:44

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    miklet
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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/09/05 08:16:15 (permalink)
    I have tried every approach to installing Flow Control on the system listed in the signature line below. I cannot get a CPU temp to show.
    Other tools like;
    Hardware Monitor
    MSI Command Center
    Corsair Link is the very best at reading the motherboard sensors!
    All three show a CPU temp and a host of motherboard info.
     
    Unless I get some leads here, I am going to set this aside until a new version of Flow Control is available, then I will try all install approaches again. Cool utility if I could get it to work in my application.
     
    Perhaps I could be taught how to ask EVGA this question. Is this a Ryzen AM4 driven software issue?

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/09/09 14:09:37 (permalink)
    I have the same problem but I'm on a x58 mobo

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/09/21 07:38:16 (permalink)
    ATTENTION!
    I am excited to say that EVGA has posted a new version of Flow Control.
    Now, if I can just get this work day over, so I can go home and give it a try!
    Hope to see CPU temps and be able to set the LED function on CPU temp.

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/09/22 13:58:36 (permalink)
    well, on my rig, the program crashes on several actions. It does display colors for LED / CPU temp ranges, but crashes when clicking apply.
    I can set the LED and uninstall the program, no harm done, but no home run yet either
     
    poor neglected ryzen, someday

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/11/03 10:17:59 (permalink)
    I have the same problem miklet 
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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/11/04 08:23:55 (permalink)
    I believe Jacob once mentioned that there is currently a known issue with CPU temperatures not showing up with Ryzen platforms, but I think they are looking into it.

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/11/04 17:25:24 (permalink)
    This is likely related to the BIOS software that reports these sensors. Not saying it's the mobo manufactures fault, it's 100% EVGA's fault, their software has a million different issues. When I first installed my CLC 280, it wasn't reporting the fan speed. It would control the fan speed, but the field for it was blank, just like for your temp reading. I followed all the same trouble shooting steps that you did, and none of it helped. Then, completely at random, after making adjustments in the BIOS for my Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7 in it's "SmartFan" settings, Flow Control all of a sudden starting reporting the fan speed.

    I didn't actually set and fan curve in the BIOS, as I am allowing Flow Control to handle that. But for whatever reason, after making other changes Flow Control started working correctly.

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    Re: Sensor Access in Flow Control 2017/11/09 18:32:33 (permalink)
    To be honest I don't think the flowcontrol software works for any AMD setups from searching around the net. I run a Asus CHF V-Z and a AMD9590 and it doesn't read cpu temps either, software also crashes if I try to set led/cpu temp settings, I just ended up using HWINFO64 to keep a eye on cpu temps.

     
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