A New Month, A New AIDA64 With More Dark Mode Choices And More Blackwell Support

A Quick Update Or A New Reason To Try AIDA64 Out

We’ve said it before and will probably say it again, AIDA64 is a very handy tool for gamers, overclockers and enthusiasts in general.  It’s a great diagnostic tool, with a stability test you can use to strain all, or just parts of your system components.  It’s a way to check if your overclock is stable or if your cooling system is sufficient to keep you components stable at heavy load with the click of a single button.  Another handy use for AIDA64 is when you are having issues with your new favourite game.  Instead of manually listing out all your hardware in a post describing your issues or depending on the somewhat limited output and inconvenient layout of dxdiag.exe you can use AIDA64 to output a detailed of list of every component inside your case.  This can greatly help the developer figure out what it is in your system that triggers your issues.

In AIDA64 v7.65 you will now be able to quickly reset the new SensorPanel’s position on your screen if you like keeping an eye on the real-time details of your system.  The SensorPanel is also update to handle widescreen displays, for it can be displayed on a CPU waterblock with an LCD or other components capable of displaying graphics.  In addition to adding a few of the new consumer GPUs to the support list, you will also be able to benchmark and monitor RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell cards.  If you are very adventurous it now supports the custom designed Zhaoxin KX-6000G and KX-7000 CPUs.  You can find the full list of new features here.