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Being able to right click and refresh a specific node in the tree would be awesome, but even if it has to be a full system re-scan, it would still be very helpful when debugging hardware issues.

I would like to be able to see the most Maximum and Minimum value of all time, which won't reset upon a restart. Thanks for considering this.

Hi. Nice findings. On my case, it's a desktop PC. I'm using nvidia card. CPU has onboard graphics (rocket lake), but seems it's disabled. Asus bios doesn't have specific igpu disable option, but is not showing on system devices, so I guess it's disabled. Not sure if there is another setting...

I´d noticed the same. Around 10W on a rocket lake. On other cpu goes around 1W or less. Not sure if it has to do with ram OC or other stuff. And also dont know if some voltage adjustment in bios could lower this. I was using iGPU and thought it was some kind related, but installed a GPU and...

Same here. Mine is under a full vrm+CPU waterblock for the strix from EK, which makes it even more strange.

I do not know how to capture a debug file, but when I tested, it seems to happen if I put the computer to sleep mode while it is running, and then wake up the computer. It is always Core 3 T0/T1. The CPU is Ryzen 3600.

I am not sure if this happens only to me or not, but it keeps happening. Is this a bug? Once they become empty, they never be updated again on their own. I have to restart the application to see the values for those fields again. Version 6.14-3980.

Yes but 1) Sometimes you have HWiNFO on a RO storage while you have up-to-date pci.ids/usb.ids files and there's no way to make the application use them. 2) Other utilities show PCI/PCI-E/USB devices as a plain list and HWiNFO still doesn't have this feature. It would be nice to have something...

I wrote you an email a few years ago but you never replied, so I'm going to ask you here on these forums. It would be great if HWiNFO64 supported pci.ids/usb.ids files and showed all the PCI and USB devices connected to the PC even when Windows itself doesn't identify them (that's quite a...

Thanks. The post seems very long, and I just wanted to know which value I should consider for cooling, so I will just take A.

Thanks. For some reason, on my computer, it seems GPU Core > GPU Chip. The maximum values I am seeing right now are 37W and 29W respectively.

Q1. (A)Tctl/Tdie, (B)Tdie, (C)Motherboard CPU. A seems always higher than B, and C seems to be closer to A. It's a ZEN 2. What CPU temperature am I supposed to use, A? Q2. (A)CPU package power (SMU), (B)CPU Core Power (SVI2 FTN). What is the TOTAL power consumption of my CPU, A+B? Q3. (A)GPU...