Recent content by unknown14725

Alright, I've had a look at some of the other "GPU Performance Limiters", and they all seem to have the same weird broken behaviour. For example "Performance Limiters - Utilization": * When GPU is idle it is shown as NO * Running FurMark with rendering shows it as NO (FurMark shows maxed out...

I'm a little confused... So, the "Yes/No" values aren't boolean? They are actual 1/0 values (just shown as yes and no)? Shouldn't "Multiply: -1" be set instead? Just trying to figure out how HWiNFO processes its data points, because setting "Add: -1" doesn't really help - it's still a mess. And...

I'm already on the newest drivers (551.86) hmmm Is there any way to invert Yes/No values via the HWiNFO settings?

The "Performance Limit - Power" value is showing "Yes" when it should be showing "No", and vice versa. To test: running a 3D application (FurMark) will flip the value to "No", and it returns to "Yes" when the GPU returns to normal idling. All other "GPU Performance Limiters" value are...

Not sure if you realize it, but the debug file is several hundred megabytes in size.... Looking at perfmon, I can see that HWiNFO is continuously writing ~10 megabyte/sec to that file (assuming it's doing some kind of rotation on the file's contents?) Is this normal behaviour, or is my HWiNFO...

I've noticed this issue on a few occasions the last year or so (cannot remember what games unfortunately, might only be one or two, tbh), but never really spent much time troubleshooting it. However, lately I've started playing Fallout 4 again, and I got so tired of the entire system becoming...

Oops you are entirely correct :) Thanks for the link and sorry for not discovering that myself when looking around earlier today

I know the developer previously did not want this information released publicly... but with shared memory now being a paid feature (if you want it running more than 12h), it would be nice if the developer would provide the full details on how to access it for coders that want to develop their...

I've been using it on 15 systems here for many years. Win7, Win10, various Win Server editions. In my home office, various family computers, servers, etc. I'm using it for hardware monitoring in PRTG. The program requires a bit of baby-sitting to get it working, but once you have it set up, it...

HWiNFO could really benefit some some kind of API that allows external access to its data. I'd love to see WMI or REST being built-in in a future version, without the need for external addons (that may or may not have various degrees of robustness). And I'm quite positive I'm not alone hoping...

I had another good look at the readouts, and it seems there is a single PWM controller for both fan headers. This means it can read separate RPM for each fan header, but the PWM value controls both fan headers simultaneously. In my case I have two different fans, so I get different RPM...

Alright, I disabled GPU I2C Caching, and did a reset of the GPU I2C Cache, and restarted the program. Now I see two sensors, that apparently are showing identical data. I tried another reset of the cache, but it's still showing "double" sensors. And no RPM (I dont know if this can be...

Ok, I've tried the cache reset and restarted HWiNFO. I had a good look, but i cannot see any new sensors unfortunately.

I am using v6.08-3830 I have attached the dbg file (as rar)

I wasn't able to produce any viable search results on this topic in the forum, so I apologize if I'm asking something that has been answered before. I have an ASUS GeForce RTX 2080 ROG Strix OC (ROG-STRIX-RTX2080-O8G-GAMING) with 2 fan headers for external fan control. The feature is labelled...