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    AMD Radeon Monitoring - Odd Behavior

    Thank you :) I'll submit a bug report to AMD, I'm currently on the latest drivers (23.2.2), maybe they have broken something in the recent releases.
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    AMD Radeon Monitoring - Odd Behavior

    Also this is roughly what it looks like before the sensor disappears:
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    AMD Radeon Monitoring - Odd Behavior

    I believe I have captured this situation, After the sensor disappeared, shutdown HWiNFO, changed HWiNFO64.INI to add DebugMode=1, and re-ran with sensor missing then closed the application again. Sensor was not available again until system was rebooted.
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    AMD Radeon Monitoring - Odd Behavior

    Has anyone else seen odd behavior for monitoring Memory Clock frequency on Radeon 6000 series cards? It is possible that this is some type of driver issue/ADL/ALDX problem perhaps, but under HWiNFO 7.36 and 7.40 I've noticed that "GPU Memory Clock" values appear to stop working. The issue...
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    HWinfo64 Fan and GPU Memory Usage Readings Seem Off

    "GPU Memory Usage" is definitely broken on AMD cards/later drivers, my 6900 XT will report this value to exceed 70gb at times. Is this value derived from the AMD ADL API? Also does anyone know the "official" method to report issues to AMD's driver team?
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    Memory leak (HWiNFO using 10G memory)

    I looks like this *might* be fixed by 477.11, it has been running for quite some time without the previous behavior.
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    Memory leak (HWiNFO using 10G memory)

    Noticed 7.02 was consuming 1GB+ of memory, found this topic, issue still exists in 466.11 drivers as well
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    Changes to Driver/Startup?

    Okay, thanks for the information. I will just use run-as functionality going forward.
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    Changes to Driver/Startup?

    Has there been some fundamental change in how the installed driver is detected in 5.8x? In 5.7x (and previous), launching the program as an administrator, installing the driver, and then marking the driver as persistent then allowed non-administrative users to still launch the program and see...
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