HWiNFO v7.17-4675 Beta released

Martin

Martin

HWiNFO Author
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HWiNFO v7.17-4675 Beta available.

Changes:
  • HWiNFO64 ported to UNICODE.
  • Enhanced Intel XMP 3.0 Revision 1.2 support.
  • Enhanced sensor monitoring on some ASRock B660 and H610 series.
  • Enhanced support of future AMD AM5 platforms.
  • Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS B660, H670 and H610 series.
  • Starting localization into 24 languages.
  • Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 12GB.
  • Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050.
  • Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASRock Z690 Steel Legend/D5.
  • Added support of Nuvoton NCT6799D.
For further information and questions about the new Localization check here:

FEATURE - Localization

Dear users, today I'd like to share with you some important updates that you can expect in near future. HWiNFO64 is currently undergoing translation into several languages, which was one of the most requested features. This process is very difficult as there is a huge amount of text needed to...
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Martin, in the newest beta, the RTSS OSD fields are messed up.
This only started in 4675 beta. I can't align it anymore without actually skipping vertical rows.

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Here is it in the previous version.
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Handling of the RTSS column value has been changed as it wasn't working properly in some cases. Try to adjust this value to match the exact vertical position.
 
Ok so it looks like just changing all of the values together from "column 1" to "column 2" fixes the default spacing.
So something is wrong with "column 1". Basically, setting any value in column 1 seems to be too close to the next one even if you set the next one to column 2. But trying column 3 moves them way over
to the right too far. So just all at column 2 for everything fixes it, even though now it's not left aligned.

So tl;dr: there's something wrong with the "column 1", or I simply don't know how to adjust it correctly :/ Basically having any value in column 1 causes the next field in column 2 to be too close, but starting them all at column 2 works fine.

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