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I'm sure you saw the system report so you can at least see what the system is comprised of. If you can think of anything that would cause that, i'd be happy to help

Quite maybe. CoreTemp doesn't seem to have any polling speed issue though it does give less info too (no power figures), so there is that.

Debug not enabled, "Automatic Logging" is not enabled either. I minimized the GUi so only tray is showing. I selected 100ms polling period to exacerbate the issue, heres a GIF video. https://i.imgur.com/78i3mBz.gifv

I don't use any addons, just plain jane HWINFO64 sensors that display in the system tray.

Ah, I didn't know that was available! I enabled it and every column shows 0 ms time except for 1 or 2 GPU sensors every now and then (15 or 16ms, otherwise 0). Maybe threadripper is just 'slow'?

There is no performance loss of the system as a whole. Just more like ... It's something like the ASUS EC where it was recommended to disable it to increase the performance of HWINFO (faster polling speed). Just trying an extreme example like 100ms poll rate. If I disable every sensor except the...

Seems there is a pretty big hit to performance when accessing sensors on this board, no matter what I'm monitoring. If you want, here is debug file and report.

I'm using linux mint to run a specific stress test program and would like to monitor sensors as it runs. I'm a bit of a linux idiot though and wanted to know if there as a hwinfo (or similar) for linux?

edit: never mind. Problem was with old buggy intel management engine driver. updated it and lots of other freezes, including hwinfo, went away

v5.45-3075 win 8.1 x64, fully patched msi z77a-g45 motherboard, celeron g1610, 2x4GB RAM visiontek radeon r9 280X hwinfo64 freezes on startup. cant even get a summary screen, just freezes on scanning.

So I have an Asus Rampave V Extreme motherboard with an ASUS EC embedded sensor chip. It has some useful sensors, including ones that let you hook up a custom temperature probe to it. Unfortunately, if you poll this sensor too often, it will usually just stop responding/disappear eventually...

"Added experimental reporting of CPU current/power for some later ASUS mainboards." Does this include ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME? Whats changed? edit: I see new CPU current and CPU power under the ASUS EC sensor chip. The CPU Power seems to take existing VCCIN sensor under the Nucoton NCT6791D chip...

Alright, sorry about the delay. Here's the goodies. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9768004/BCLK.zip A note: I could not get the 100MHz BCLK stable with my current RAM settings. They were wet to 2666MHz with CAS13-13-13-30 as opposed to 3000MHz CAS15-15-15-35 with 125MHz and 166.7MHz BCLK...

Alright, I will do that soon when I schedule my next reboot.

So I encountered an interesting bug today, not HWiNFO specific. I use the CPU Package and Total DRAM power sensors to estimate how much of a load I'm putting on my equipment and to better determine what load I'm putting on my cooling system. Well turns out that with, at least my Intel CPU, a...

For nvidia cards, there is a metric to show how saturated the PCI-E bus is with data. It's possible the AMD equivalent is I/O utilization.

Works great, thanks. Can fully manage sensors now with just my keyboard. Much faster.

Oh, I wasn't aware you could control + click sensors to select multiple ones individually. I was only aware of selecting one of the 'parent' sensor titles to do something to that entire category (e.g., select the title of a graphics card, you can choose to enable/disable the reading of all...

Sometimes my HWiNFO64 loses a few sensors for no apparent reason, other than a bad restart, or sensors reporting 0 (could just be 0 celsius, or 0 volts, 0 rpm, etc). Only way to get them back is to restore original order in the layout submenu of Sensors. Though in more recent builds, there are...

I suppose I should also give a picture as a thank you. :)