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Re: Weird comparison HWiNFO32 and CPUID Hardware Monitor sen I suppose this should be in bug reports. I didn't want it to sound like complaints.. The sensors page is not picking up the CPU 0 temperature - you have a 37C 37C 37C flatline.. It is identified as AMD K10+ which isn't correct. You...

Re: HWiNFO32 v3.45 released Thanks, that was easy..

How does one enable the Sidebar?

Re: Weird comparison HWiNFO32 and CPUID Hardware Monitor sen Re Logitech - just coincidence I guess. New build looks very nice. Thank you! I'll let it run forever and let you know if anything odd develops. I'm going to ignore CPUID Hardware Monitor. I think they are just guessing or...

Re: Weird comparison HWiNFO32 and CPUID Hardware Monitor sen Edit: I hadn't seen your last reply. I'm thinking the voltages may be correct but the labels are obsolete? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Good to know where the...

Re: Weird comparison HWiNFO32 and CPUID Hardware Monitor sen Here you are.

Re: Weird comparison HWiNFO32 and CPUID Hardware Monitor sen Unfortunately HP doesn't provide any monitoring utility for anything except performance - no sensor info. And there is no sensor info in the BIOS setup. So I don't know how to provide screenshot. How do I run debug? Do I just set...

Really I don't think this is worth spending debugging time on. You might consider putting in a handy 'Revert' button in the sensor config. Since you store the original names that might be very easy. I'm replying to my other topic and will abandon this one - thanks for taking an interest. :)

Your Temperature 2 and Temperature 3 seem to correspond to the two CPUID readings for the Radeon HD 4350. The CPUID readings are clearly wrong, with a negative minimum. All four of those numbers, two from you and two from CPUID, have max numbers that seem insanely high. The PC would have been...

Thanks for nifty program. I installed it mostly for system tray icons. I renamed Temperature 1, 2, and 3 to CPU 1, 2, and 3, and the new names appeared in the tool tips for the icons in system tray. Then I realized that there is really only one CPU temperature, CPU 0. I renamed the other...