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I understand what you mean. Lifetime is kind of artificial "promise" - rather than solid guarantee that can be dependent on. I on the other hand dislike it, because there is no guarantee for it. There is much less motivation to support lifetime upgraders, when thinking of the future, than...

I can understand what you possibly mean, but I want to clarify certain aspect. O365 is a subscription, you cannot use it without having active subscription. HWiNFO "subscription" is actual active upgrade-maintenance plan. It's common on all kinds of "updating required software", many use 40-50%...

Maintenance cost is if you want upgrades. Pretty standard procedure; the terms you use 1 year license and ransomware would indicate that the software would be "turned off" if you didn't renew the license. Either there's a misunderstanding somewhere or we have different opinions of standard...

The latest version has host-attribute within that can possibly be used to this. I haven't done it myself (yet), but there should be way to filter based on it. If that seems to work, I could add manual fixed categories, that you could configure on each machine, so that your server(s) and...

I registered my v7.0 Pro - can confirm it works without any changes with the setting enabled.

Did you also enable the Shared Memory from the options? As its currently disabled by default, it could explain the error for "not finding memory mapped file".

I am not aware if there are any changes in the actual memory layout. I haven't personally upgraded to 7.0 yet - figuring out the proper licensing model first as I'm getting it for Corporate use myself. Fast/easy way to test is to see, if the 7.0 is functional as-is when the Shared Memory is...

Just for the quick heads up. As of the changes with HWiNFO's licensing model, PromDapter will require the Pro version to stay functional. I personally support the change. PromDapter will remain free add-on, and we also get the benefit of being able to open the whole source stack now, thanks for...

As the author of PromDapter I'd like to drop my line about this change. I support the stance taken here - as a whole, including the pricing. I don't have strong opinion on pricing, its not my business - but the magnitude seems to be on level field for alike tools. I understand (and can hereby...

I added now the "host" attribute in the latest release. If you could check it out and report back if it's working, I'd appreciate :-). https://github.com/kallex/PromDapter/releases/tag/v0.9.18-beta

I wish I had my newest one, but I need to recreate it. I'm running Grafana on Kubernetes and... my Prometheus has its persistent volume set, but I learned the hard way that my Grafana didn't. I'll post it back one I manage to recreate it; it's based on the example though, but with some...

I agree that the hostname is kind of mandatory to be honest. I try to activate on PromDapter in coming week and see if I can get those few quite small but big improvements done :-).

There is "instance" attribute by default Prometheus that is IP address and port or computer name; depending how you have your Prometheus scrapers configured. I should add the attribute "host" in the list, so that could be used. You can check out how "instance" serves you; the notation is...

Oh I am over halfway of adding WMI data to PromDapter too, just got occupied elsewhere a bit - so its been "delayed" for now. I wanted it myself for monitoring process specific stuff (what's hogging RAM etc). What are you looking to get from WMI specifically?

Yes that seems correct; did you add that one yourself? I didn't see it in mine, but my CPU has the sensor bit different named. So it should already appear in exporter; that is in the list: http://localhost:10445/metrics So it's working as you wanted now, hopefully..? :)

It should be just a matter of proper regexp pattern on C:\ProgramData\PromDapter\Prometheusmapping.yaml If you post the exact name of the sensor in HWiNFO, I can help you modify the regexp pattern to match it.

You also need to install Prometheus; that's the missing piece in your puzzle. PromDapter is servicing data to Prometheus scrapers; so that the data gets stored in Prometheus database. Then Grafana connects the Prometheus normally and can use the data. PromDapter is short for "Prometheus...

How old is that Power Supply? And is there instability, or sensor value based concern? EDIT: Also how about other V12 rail voltages, not only on GPU?

I just woke up from naps, but I don't spot the "extremely high amperate" and "really low GPU VRM Voltage VIN +12V". EDIT: Ok I read your other post and realized the voltage is addressed there. If you mean GPU Core Voltage, that is supposed to be at that ~1.1v-1.2v ballpark. Which means that...

No I didn't take you wrong, no worries. The regexs are pain in the ass also. I think you can go by "best of the both worlds"; I think they default regexps provided should already give you all the CPU parts OK. You can try to keep the "catch-all" as last line (before aggregated values)... or...