Thanks. Important is information displayed by BIOS or mainboard manufacturer's system monitoring tool. So if you compare the latests outputs, HWiNFO32 values are almost correct. The other voltages VIN4-6 are not important, since these values might be just bogus (not connected) or of unknown meaning.
The problem with sensors are not system health monitoring chips itself. It's the lack of a standard that would describe what inputs are connected to what real voltage rails (the same for temperatures and fans). So every mainboard manufacturer uses its own method of connection and configuration for each mainboard and there's no generic way how to determine this. Mostly only the BIOS or a mainboard manufacturer's tool know how it's really connected. Other tools like HWiNFO32 need to adjust all readings for every particular mainboard in order to get correct results. And that's what I did now for your mainboard. It's a really hard job, because there are so many models...
Daedelous said:
Below is a screenshot showing cpuid hwm and hwinfo32 3.50-722 build that you linked. Hope this helps. I do still notice some voltages are showing different values. Don't know if that really is an issue or not. It would be nice if the manufactures of these chips that monitor system voltages and such would give more information to application developers for proper readings.
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