Thanks. Please try this build and let me know the result: www.hwinfo.com/beta/hwi64_765_5256.zip
A new Debug File of suspend/resume might be needed from this build.
A new Debug File of suspend/resume might be needed from this build.
Hi Martin, I just noticed that HiNFO64 is back to sucking up more than an entire core's worth of CPU on my same system (Intel 12-th gen Alder Lake) - and the solution form last time, disabling the DDR5 sensors, is still in place.
This is the automatic update to version/build v7.73-5375 - any ideas what I may have to disable now, or possibly even better solutions?
EDIT: I just noticed which ones are causing the problem this time - it is two sensor groups, both showing the same name: "GIGABYTE Z690 AORUS MASTER (Renesas RAA229131)". If I disable monitoring both of these two groups, then the HWiNFO64 cpu usage drops back to the "hardly there" level.
Nope, only GPU-Z... funny thing about these sensors: are they new in HWiNFO64? They seem to be all about power delivery to the CPU. Also, they don't seem to appear when my app enumerates all your sensors in the shared memory segment(?).In case you're running some other monitoring/tweaking tools (including GIGABYTE SIV), try to close them.
If that won't help I'll need to see the HWiNFO Debug File with those sensors enabled to see if there's some issue.