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Like the title says, but for HWInfo Pro 64-bit. It keeps wanting me to buy the license at full price.

Good to know...Thank you!

So, if I run all sorts of extensive low-level drive tests and my drive shows zero errors or any increasing reallocated sector error counts or other errors as indicated in the S.M.A.R.T fields, what drive health is deteriorating (to 72% in my case) and why? What makes this drive health go down in...

Thanks for the info. I looked up that indicator and based on the searches I've seen, it relates to SSD lifetime. But my drive is a regular HDD. Is this reading still valid for regular disk drives?

Finally, that's it. Thanks! There should be an easier and more straight forward way to access these functions.

What am i doing wrong? It still comes up in sensors mode even when I save settings? My apologies for being a bit naive here.

Not sure how to generate a report file.

Is it 72% or 100%? This is for my Samsung 1TB secondary drive. Thanks, David

Ok, thanks!

Hi ... running version 7.43-5055 beta with Corsair ecosystem. H150i AIO and two Commander Core Xts. The fan LEDs blink sharply every 5 seconds or so. Granted this is better than before with earlier versions that blinked or flashed about every 2-3 seconds or so. iCUE is running in the background...

You mean this window below?

My Asus z690 motherboard has two places to set this offset voltage. One that takes the single offset voltage and the other that takes the V/F curve offsets. What will HWInfo display if the V/F offsets are not all equal, as some prefer a really custom V/F curve?

Hi ... I have an Asus z690 based mobo and prior to the latest update, whenever I changed the voltage offset in XTU, it was reflected in HWInfo voltage offset section. Now, it's not. HWInfo voltage section now displays what the offset is set in the BIOS VF curve (0.1v in this case). Whatever...

Hi: I use a 360mm Corsair H150i AIO and four extra corsair fans for seven fans total. I control them using a Commander Core XT for the first six fans and a Commander Core for the seventh fan. All these are connected via a USB cable to the motherboard USB port. Device manager sees my system as a...

Oh? Didn't know that. Good to know. Thanks! So when folks undervolt their 13900K CPUs are they changing the internal VR and not the onboard VR, correct? Also, do you have a manual for the HWInfo program? What are the differences between the PRO version and the freebie version of HWInfo? Thanks...

Thanks for replying. The reason I wanted the offset to be displayed is two-fold: 1. The voltage offset field is already part of the program and always reads zero. I want it to reflect what you intended it to show. 2. I wanted to see if I'm making the changes in the correct sections of my bios...

I changed the VRM offset in my BIOS to -0.05v, but HWInfo doesn't show the offset on bootup in its Voltage Offsets section. Only reads it as 0.000. How can I monitor my VCore offset?

Thank you...is that similar to the voltage shown in the Core VIDs sections? Also, I have a Corsair H150i 360mm AIO plus the their Commander/XT RGB/Fan controllers. Shouldn't they be shown in the HWiNFO?

Hi: First time poster here ... I'm using Intel's XTU utility to undervolt my new i9-13900K processor. So far so good (I think). But when I adjust and save the voltage offset in the XTU utility, the change is not reflected in HWiNFO. I have to quit and restart the program for the changes to be...