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once disabled the "CorsairLink and Asetek support" option in main settings of HWiNFO I see no corsair devices in the monitoring section

I had no problems on the same system some months ago, I don't know if it was an hwinfo update or an icue update to bring this problem on my PC.

If iCue is running and then I run HwInfo, LEDs on my fans and on my RAMs starts behaving weirdly with small hiccups, sometimes the LEDs on the RAM stops working at all...

how can I disable the monitoring on the AIO? I already disable the CorsairLink and Asetek support but I still have issues with icue and hwinfo when both software are running.

nice, thank you Martin for the super fast answer and for the great software. :) kind regards, Davide

As title. As soon as I start HwInfo the LEDs controlled by Corsair iCue goes crazy. They starts to stutter like crazy. Is there a way to workaround this problem? Thanks

So there is no problem, it's only my fault and my ignorance. Sorry Martin and thanks for your Uber awesome work and for your kind support. I really, really appreciate it.

ok effective clock seems correct when I put some load on the CPU... but is it correct that is shows such a low frequency? 1.2MHz? 2.9MHz? ecc. ecc.. thanks!!!

snapshot cpu polling does not help

effective clocks shows values under 10MHz I'll try enabling cpu polling and report back

Ask me what you need and I'll give you the info you need. What I see is that Ryzen master shows higher frequencies than hwinfo. When hwinfo shows 4.6GHz Ryzen master shows 5.0GHz and it seems that the Ryzen master values are more realistic.

Hi @Martin will we ever see a fix for this issue? Thanks!!!

As title. As soon as I start the latest hwinfo, it scrambles the LEDs on my h150i cooler from Corsair. This was not the case with previous version of hwinfo. Hope to see a fix soon.

is there someone who made some higher level layer to access the HwInfo Shared Memory from a Java program?

Hi all, I have set a voltage offset of -0.050V but I can see it in HwInfo. is there a way to see this offset in hwinfo? thanks

Company that pays attention to this could simply disable the feature but I understand it. Thanks for the answer.

Home Assistant world and "smart world" more in geneal would devour this feature if officially supported. I think that it could have great potential... I hope to see it implemented in the future, thanks for the answer and for considering this feature request.

wow, that's awesome, thanks Martin. I'll look into it and try to understand how to publish values to an MQTT topic using that tool... I'm glad that there are small projects that tries to add this support but are you considering to add an "official support" to MQTT? I would feel more confident...

It would be awesome to publish all the hwinfo readings to an MQTT topic, this will enlarge hugely HwInfo integration with "smart ecosystems". I hope to see this possibility in the future. Congrats Martin for the great software, thanks for it.

it works awesome now, thanks, it was hidden!