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Oh OK sorry. Guess I never noticed it before.

This is very interesting. Any chance this partnership may expand to other manufacturers like Asus?

Hey Martin - I just downloaded HWFINO v7.60 Portable. On the download screen, it still says "Download latest Beta V5.71-5165. V7.60 is there, but the label is not updated.

Perfect - Thank you and TAKE MY MONEY! :p

First - A $4 increase is very minimal IMHO and I thought the increase would be larger. Kudos for keeping the increase so low. Second - YEAH for a Perpetual License! Worth every penny. I see the option is already available. Since I already have an active license, should I just buy the perpetual...

Like everyone else, I don't like paying for software and wish everything was free, but programmers have bills to pay just like everyone else. I would completely understand if the HWINFO license fee increased. Everything else has gone up in price so why should we expect HWINFO to be any...

Thank you. I just joined the Discord channel (as Speedy-V).

Sorry to jump in. I have been away from this thread for a while. I thought the best place to get the latest beta versions was https://infopanel.pages.dev/. I see you mentioned a discord but I could not find a post with the discord info (sorry if I am blind). Can you provide info on your...

Yeah that is what I thought but wanted to be sure. I am not running Windows 11 anyway. Thanks.

I keep a list of software to NEVER install, no matter what. Asus Aura, Armoury Crate, Corsair iCue, and Thermaltake RGB Plus and DPS G App are on that list. I learned the hard way never to install these programs. The biggest problem with iCue is that it does not queue and synchronize hardware...

Anyone who is running Corsair iCue, Asus Armoury Crate, and anything made by Thermaltake can expect to have problems. All of these programs are poorly written, buggy, and install multiple background services that put undue load on the system. Armoury Crate is a borderline rootkit and Thermaltake...

Hey Martin. I am running v7.47-5120 beta which includes the increase in the Aquacomputer device count limit. All machines are running Windows 10 v22H2 Build 19045.3031. Is there any reason for me to use v7.46, and if I do, does it also have the updated Aquacomputer limit? Seems like this issue...

Challenge Accepted! I am really impressed with Aquacomputer's products. The biggest challenge is finding them in stock. I also really like Aquasuite, though it does have some issues. It's still the best cooling component control software out there. Thanks again Martin.

Update - It works perfectly. All 11 Aquacomputer devices are reported. Thank you again for getting this done so promptly. Is the limit now 16 Aquacomputer devices?

Thanks Martin. I didn’t see this issue listed in the v7.47-5120 beta update notes but was hoping you increased the limit. I’ll check it tonight and report back.

Sad but true. I will keep an eye out for the next HWINFO update so I can joyfully scroll through all of my Aquacomputer devices. :cool: I must say I honestly don't know how you keep up with this forum and sometimes suspect there is more than one of you responding to posts. However you do it...

Thanks, Martin, for doing this and for your quick response on a Sunday and a holiday weekend! When I counted how many I had and how many were reported (8), it made sense that I hit your limit. To be fair, they are not all for my current rig. I am starting to purchase items for my next rig and I...

A lot :p. Total Aquacomputer USB devices is now 11. Eight of them show up in HWINFO. I have attached the DEBUG file which hopefully I generated correctly. I enabled Debug and disabled Debug Write Protect. Since the main sensor panel window was already open, I assumed the scan was already done...

I have several Aquacomputer devices which were all reported in HWINFO. Specifically, an Octo, D5 Next pump, High Flow Next, Leakshield, and 2 Farbwerk360. They all showed up in the HWINFO main sensor panel. So far so good. Recently I acquired some additional Aquacomputer devices in preparation...

OK, I guess that could be useful in some scenarios, like maybe a large corporation with a building full of servers and concern about power efficiency.