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There are several explanations for what you are seeing, or more than one of them combined that produces the result. What you may be seeing with all cores running at the same Turbo frequency is a feature created by mother board manufactures called Multi Core Enhancement, or something similar...

I've seen this displayed in the HWiNFO64 main window for quite a while now, with every Intel board I have, and was never sure if it is a bug or something I don't understand. In the PCH Features section, compare the RAID Capability entry, with the Drives information in the information tree...

I saw this problem too, but was not sure what was happening. I got it working by clicking the "Expand window by adding a new table" button. I'm using the updated Beta now, works fine, but... I don't understand the point of this feature, could you explain it please Martin? I see you can...

That all sounds good Martin, thanks. More detailed feedback on the VCore and CPU Cache voltages, which to review are with a Xeon E3-1276 v3 processor in an ASRock Z97 Extreme6 board. The Xeon is not a K processor of course, and this board's UEFI removes the Haswell Adaptive voltage option...

Hi Martin, I haven't posted in your forum lately although I've been meaning to for a while to comment about some of the updates. This is all related to my ASRock Z97 Extreme6 board, a Haswell system in which I recently added a Xeon E3-1276 v3 processor. The sensor chip is the Nuvoton...

Yes Martin, I know about using Restore Original Order, and I'll try the Reset Preferences. Just noticed in another thread you found a bug in the drag and drop feature, which was after your post above. I assume that is new information and I'll wait for a fix, Thanks much.

The values shown in HWiNFO for the 12V rail, up to 13.824V, looks like an example of a non-Haswell compliant power supply. The problem with Haswell systems is the CPU power, which is on the 12V rail, if the load on the power supply 12V rail is to low, it causes the 12V rail voltage to...

FYI Martin I very rarely see those out of range values in Core Clock and Bus Clock.

Hi Martin, Noticed the new feature of dragging and dropping entries in the Sensor Status window, but I'm having difficulty with it. Some information and questions: I do not have all the available sensor entries displayed, many are removed using the Layout feature. I have not moved any...

Sorry cr4azy, I can't help but laugh, but I know what you mean. Yes, who wouldn't want HWiNFO to display the things Corsair Link is supposed to do... or more accurately, have those things displayed correctly and easily as HWiNFO would do if it had access to that data.

First we would need to know what model mother board you are using, to determine the type(s) and speed of the SATA interface(s) it has. Do you know that your board has some SATA III ports available? Next but really most important, there are exactly zero HDDs of any kind that can fully use the...

Thanks for the answers Martin. Yes, I was referring to the ASRock Z97 Extreme 6 board throughout my post, except where I specifically said otherwise. So the persistent driver has no advantage besides a faster start of HWiNFO? I always use an admin account, so I wouldn't notice any problems...

I agree, except there is one problem with that, each board manufacture may use different (and even incorrect) terminology for these parameters, so the information would be somewhat complicated and need a lot of sorting and maintenance. Plus you would need a base list of terms from the processor...

Hi Martin, I haven't posted in the forum for a while, I hope you are well. If you remember me, we worked out a few details for reporting a couple things in HWiNFO64 when used with my ASRock Z87 Extreme 6 board. I have an ASRock Z97 Extreme 6 board now, and a few things have changed relative to...

Thanks Martin, just wanted to verify what I thought was correct. Interesting and curious how Vcore works for the Intel pre-Haswell processors. Each core's VID can be very different, and then the Vcore is again a different value lower than any of the VIDs. Of course, the polling rate of any...

Hi Martin, hopefully some simple questions for you. The system is an i5-3570K Ivy Bridge processor in an ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 board. I'm using the current Beta, hw_431_2075. As you know, HWiNFO64 displays each of the processor core's VIDs (four for this CPU) and a single Vcore value. I...

Martin, if you mean reordering of the sensors by the user (me), I have done that in some cases. Also, when I begin using a new version of HWiNFO64, I don't select the overwrite of the ini file (if I recall the terminology correctly) since I don't want to lose my ordering of attributes. I also...

Hi Martin, I noticed the new network activity attributes in HWiNFO64, very nice as usual. Just FYI, one board I use has dual NICs which I have teamed in an adaptive load balancing configuration. The HWiNFO64 display of the teamed NICs works fine, an example: [attachment=871] One thing I...

Thanks Martin, so the percentage is not something you are calculating, interesting. Sorry, but the explanation is to simplistic for me, I'll need to look into that, if I knew where to look... IMO, this is the best new feature you've added since DRAM power and chipset temperature! Thanks again!

Hi Martin, just tried the '2050 Beta with drive transfer rate monitoring, working fine for me, nice work and thanks! A few comments and questions: What defines or indicates 100% Read or Write activity? Just curious what is checked, or how this is determined. Same thing for various...