Soo...
I'm not sure this first is even a bug. Lately I've noticed 3 copies of the h80i sensor data. When I go into sensor settings and reset the ordering, it stays that way.
Next, you told me to turn on debugging and give a debug file output. So, I turned on debugging, turned hwinfo (64) on a few times and back off and still, 3 copies. Finally though, I turned it on once, and...my computer crashed. Although I'm running a borderline-unstable overclock, and was doing other things at the time too, I've never seen a blackscreen crash of this sort, and the CPU was happy to restart immediately - unlike a typical instability crash.
I've also been running hwinfo basically full time for months with no issues. So I guess it has something to do with debugging being enabled? But still, it's very strange.
The debug file is attached. Uh, it seemed to grow after I restarted my computer; normally hwinfo starts automatically but did not appear to do so in this case.
I'm not sure this first is even a bug. Lately I've noticed 3 copies of the h80i sensor data. When I go into sensor settings and reset the ordering, it stays that way.
Next, you told me to turn on debugging and give a debug file output. So, I turned on debugging, turned hwinfo (64) on a few times and back off and still, 3 copies. Finally though, I turned it on once, and...my computer crashed. Although I'm running a borderline-unstable overclock, and was doing other things at the time too, I've never seen a blackscreen crash of this sort, and the CPU was happy to restart immediately - unlike a typical instability crash.
I've also been running hwinfo basically full time for months with no issues. So I guess it has something to do with debugging being enabled? But still, it's very strange.
The debug file is attached. Uh, it seemed to grow after I restarted my computer; normally hwinfo starts automatically but did not appear to do so in this case.
