HWiNFO v6.22 released

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  1. Mumak

    Mumak Member Guru

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    HWiNFO v6.22 available.

    Changes:
    • Updated reporting of PPT/TDC/EDC limits when OC-Mode active (no limits).
    • Added monitoring of Effective CPU Core VID on AMD Zen CPUs.
    • Multiple sensor items can now be configured at once via settings.
    • Added support of selective sensor items for logging.
    • Improved FCLK monitoring on AMD Zen2.
    • Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASRock X570 Creator and X570 AQUA.
    • Updated USB ID database.
    • Improved reporting of advanced parameters on AMD Zen2-based CPUs/APUs.
    • Added monitoring of advanced parameters on AMD Zen1-based CPUs/APUs.
    • Added monitoring of C-State residency on AMD Zen CPUs/APUs.
    • Fixed reporting of DIMM SPD information on Supermicro H11SS series.
    • Added AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT.
    • Added support of Aquacomputer Octo.
    • Added ability to use simple formulas (including other sensor values) for custom sensors. See here for more details.
    • Added support of Corsair H115i RGB PRO XT.
     
  2. Undying

    Undying Ancient Guru

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    Thanks for an update, cheers.
     
  3. HandR

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    Thank you very much :)
     
  4. elaganza

    elaganza Master Guru

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    link leads to 6.26 version. no 6.27. the same on author's page. something wrong with that beta or what?
     

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    the update is old, 6.28-4200
     
  6. BetA

    BetA Ancient Guru

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    Thank you..

    i dont know if this is the right place to ask, but i need some help.
    i have 3 sensors on my mobo that i can put where i want, but i cant find them in HWINFO..

    is there a trick to enable custom sensors? i have teh sabertoth z87 that came with 3 sensor cables wich can be placed whereever it be needed..

    any tips or advices are greatly welcome..

    Best Regards..
     
  7. DannyD

    DannyD Ancient Guru

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    Can you see the sensors working in your bios?
     
  8. Passus

    Passus Ancient Guru

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    Likely only viewable in the bios or try AISuite3
     
  9. BetA

    BetA Ancient Guru

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    well, AIDA64 can pick them up with no problem.. i would guess HWINFO can do so too..

    aidaaa.PNG
     
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    The Goose Ancient Guru

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    You might find what you need under configure sensors(bottom right)/custom tab.
     

  11. The Goose

    The Goose Ancient Guru

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    There are 2 links...one for 7.4 and one for a beta, the link worked fine for me
     
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  12. wavetrex

    wavetrex Ancient Guru

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    New version crashes on HDD scanning for me ( I have over 30 drives connected to the computer )

    It used to work before (albeit it takes a while to start)
     
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  13. jura11

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    Hahaha and my brother told me I'm hoarder, 30 drives my god, that's a lot hahaha, I got 13 or 15 drives in total although I don't monitor them in HWiNFO

    I have issues only with HWiNFO lately memory leak which I think is connected to Ampere GPU?

    Hope this helps

    Thanks, Jura
     
  14. Mumak

    Mumak Member Guru

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    Please send me the HWiNFO Debug File and I'll check why it crashes.

    Yeah, there was a known memory leak in NVIDIA drivers some time ago, though not sure whether it was fixed. Using the latest HWiNFO version + disabling NVML support should mitigate it (if it wasn't fixed by NV yet).
     
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  15. wavetrex

    wavetrex Ancient Guru

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    Meanwhile I uninstalled and reinstalled it and also rebooted the PC and it seems to start now. Who knows... glitches in the Matrix ?
    upload_2021-3-12_12-46-24.png

    I'll capture that debug file if it does it again.

    You'll get it there buddy, you'll get it there. I had "only" 13-15 as well... some time ago :p
     
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  16. JAMVA

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    Looks like you're downloading the entire MATRIX! :D

    Great drive choices btw :)
     
  17. Ghosty

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    Works great, thanks.
     
  18. MaidenFred

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    strange behavior here, won't launch in sensor only mode and 64 bit mode... v7.02 and 7.03 beta worked fine
     
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    After resetting preferences, all is fine... Thanks for the update !
     
  20. insp1re2600

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    bare in mind, latest versions have shared memory support disabled by default.
     

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