[Solved] Recent AM5 mobo shows weird VINx voltage readings

[HappyCamper]

Thx for this great tool!

My ASRock B650 (non-E) Steel Legend WiFi does not show the power supply voltage rails.
Instead it gives me weird VIN0 -> VIN7 readings.
I hope this can be fixed.
See attached files.

If more info is needed, just let me know!

 

[HappyCamper]

I tried the latest beta (hwi_825_5715.zip) as well, same issue.

 

[Martin]

This will be fixed in the next HWiNFO (Beta) build.

 

[HappyCamper]

Awesome!
I'll test and report back.
(Removed the debug file from opening post as it seems a known error.)

 

[HappyCamper]

@Martin Great job! See attached screenshot from v8.25-5720 beta
I do still see a VIN3 and VIN16.
Of course I can hide them manually, but maybe you would like to know and have a look at it.

 

[HappyCamper]

Maybe one small bug.
For the VDDCR_SOC graph, when Auto Fit is enabled, the max value jumps to 2.120.
While 1.120 would be the correct value.
Like shown on the SVI3 TFN graph for comparison.

 

[Martin]

Is that 2.12V also recorded in Max column of sensors window? If yes, it might be due to running some other monitoring/fan/RGB control along with HWiNFO.

 

[HappyCamper]

No, it's 1.12 in all colums.
And no other monitoring/fan/RGB stuff running.

 

[Martin]

Ah, that's just scaling of the graph, not indication of 2.12V measurement.
If the value is constant, the upper graph value is automatically increased.

 

[HappyCamper]

Correct, I'm talking about the scaling value, indicated by the arrow in the screenshot.
The problem is that it scales, for no reason to 2.12 Volt.
While te upper value should stay at 1.12 Volt.
Exactly as shown in the screenshot for SVI3 TFN.
There the auto scaling min and max stay exactly the same.
Giving a much beter picture of what it going on. (Better resolution.)
Hope it's clear, struggeling a bit as a non native speaker trying to explain...

 

[Martin]

OK, I will adjust the auto scaling in the next build.

 

[HappyCamper]

Awesome!
That will make the graphs behavior consistent.

About the VIN3, VIN16 (and T15 for that matter), just hide them on my side I guess?
(Not sure why these bogus sensors show up.)