HWiNFO v7.12

[silversurfer]

Latest v7.12 (Released on Oct-04-2021)

• Added a darker (black) Dark Mode skin.
• Increased font and window size of the summary window.
• Updated summary window for improved support of Hybrid CPUs.
• Changed core naming in Hybrid CPUs to better reflect the type.
• Added a workaround for missing CPU clocks on AMD CPUs with Core Isolation / Memory Integrity enabled.
• Fixed a possible crash when opening sensor settings multiple times.
• Added support of Alder Lake-N.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on some ASUS MAXIMUS, STRIX, TUF, ProArt, PRIME Z690 and B660 series.
• Added ability to define a custom range for invalid sensor values.
• Redesigned Summary window.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on MSI Z690 and B660 series.
• Added readout of DDR5 SPD via I3C on Sapphire Rapids (preliminary).
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on GIGABYTE Z690, B660 and H610 series.
• Added monitoring of CPU Utility – same utilization as reported by Task Manager in Windows 8 and later.

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[plat]

Here is a snip of the new UI--now that's what I call: black! Loads quickly, displays clearly and all the additional features I need are easily accessed. Quite possibly close to the perfect hardware monitor.

Plus, the developer is one of the nicest I've come across.

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[The_King]

Here is a snip of the new UI--now that's what I call: black! Loads quickly, displays clearly and all the additional features I need are easily accessed. Quite possibly close to the perfect hardware monitor.

Plus, the developer is one of the nicest I've come across.

Spoiler

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Thank goodness you are using the metric system to measure temps and not the wrong one. j/k