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No, "Device Statistics" are not reported on the particular drive, but other drives do report their "Device Statistics".

CrystalDiskInfo does not show any Total Host Writes, nor Total Hosts Reads, just "------" on any of the mechanical HDDs, but only on the SSDs. Debug file attached but got an error... The debug file is 4.5 MB. Shall I zip it?

I am getting funny values on SMART Total Host Writes in one of my HDDs. Shouldn't these values be all the same? This is a new HDD. CrystalDiskInfo reports only 47 hours of Power On Hours, which is about correct. Am at looking at defective SMART info on the drive?

I warned you I was obsessed, borderline paranoid.  :D Thank you for considering, no hurry. And please keep up with great work on HWInfo. ' I am looking forward to the new features. Yummy!

I was afraid you'd say that. I agree, it is not one for those parameters that need to be monitored constantly. I guess I am one of the few who are obsessed with knowing what's and how's everything going on. I have lots of storage devices in my system. Apart from waiting for S.M.A.R.T. to tell me...

[attachment=3464] The power-on hours and power-on resets are not available on the Sensors windows. As such they cannot be imported to Rainmeter using info provided by the Shared Memory Viewer plugin. Is there a way to import the said device statistics to Rainmeter? If not, any plans to...

And I say, THANK YOU for giving us HWInfo.

I updated to beta 3350, and I noticed there were some sensors missing from the previous build. Before 3350. [attachment=2706] After 3350. [attachment=2707] The sensors are PCH and T_Sensor 1 on my Asus Maximus IX Code motherboard. I am not sure if there are more missing. Attached...

Oooh, okay. I've been using HWINFO is sensors-only mode for a long time I have forgotten about that window. Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick reply, Martin. By "main HWINFO window", did you mean the sensors window? I've been using on my Rainmeter skin the following SMART information from HWI's sensor page for a long time now, see attached image. [attachment=2676] But I was just wondering if the...

I've recently used CrystalDiskInfo to check the health of my hard drives, and I noticed some information showing Power On Count and Power On Hours. Is there a setting (apart from the default settings) in HWI's settings dialog box that I can activate to show this info? I understand that in...

You are right above nvidia doesn't provide more details. I will try the nvidia forums and I will report back if I find out anything. Keep up the good work, Martin, and thanks you. Ever since I discovered HWInfo and Rainmeter, my tech experience became more exciting.  :cool:

The "Total GPU Power (normalized) [% of TDP]" nor "Total GPU Power [% of TDP]" readings never exceeds 100%, when I think they should. The TDP of the GPU is 150W. For example, the reading of "GPU Power" is 213.809W and the % of TDP is 93.8% and 96.5% for normalized. Shouldn't the % of...

Thank you very much, Martin. It works like a charm. I can't live without HWiNFO. Attached is a screenshot of my left top auxiliary monitor where my HWiNFO-rich system monitoring Rainmeter skins are. Thank you again for HWiNFO.

Thank you. Am looking forward to it.

I am copying huge amount of files from the 2TB Drive: WDC WD20EARS-00MVWB0 (WD-WMAZ20089342) to the 3TB Drive: ST3000DM008-2DM166 (Z503M75C) but here's a screenshot showing I am writing to the 2TB (whereas I am reading from it) and no either read or write activity on the 3TB. Screenshot is...

Noticeably, I see the 3TB HDD (Drive: ST3000DM008-2DM166 (Z503M75C)) is not responding to read/write activities. Screenshot of all disk activity sensors. screenshot

I tried to attach the debug file, but I keep getting a Cloudfare error. I don't have a report file, how do I get one? Here's a link to Dropbox instead. debug file

I have been using the HWiNFO plugin with Rainmeter for close to 3 years for one thing to monitor mt SSD/HHDs in my system, with no problems. I am perfectly happy with HWiNFO and Rainmeter. All in all, I have 1SSD and 5 HDDs, all with less than 2TB capacities. I replaced a 2TB HDD with a...

So I experimented on connecting 2 different fans (1400 rpm 120mm and 1 800 rpm 200mm) to the same header with a daisy chain connector. I discovered I didn't have a Y-splitter, but instead has a 3-in-1 daisy chain connector. I used 2 different-speed fans to know which fan is giving the readings...