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HWiNFO64 Download v6.12
on: 09/25/2019 11:33 AM [ 6 comment(s) ]
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Download HWiNFO64 - a System Information and Diagnostics Tool. HWInfo64 is an application that monitors your PC's components and outs computer information about your the operating system, storage capacity, and RAM. It also displays more technical data, such as the number of logical CPUs, memory speed, and temperatures.
HWiNFO is a professional hardware information and diagnostic tools supporting latest components, industry technologies, and standards. Both tools are targeted to recognize and extract the most possible amount of information about computer's hardware which makes them suitable for users searching for driver updates, computer manufacturers, system integrators and technical experts too.
Changes:
- Fixed reporting of ES/Production stage for some Zen2 CPUs.
- Fixed measuring of BCLK for some Intel CPUs under Windows 7.
- Added reporting of CPU High Temperature Clock Limit for AMD Zen2 family.
- Added reporting of CPU Automatic Overclocking Offset for AMD Matisse family.
- Added a new (more reliable) method for measuring BCLK on AMD Matisse systems.
- Added monitoring of Memory Controller Clock (UCLK) for AMD Zen family.
- Added preliminary support of Intel Elkhart Lake.
- Fixed reporting of NVMe capacity when LBA data size > 512B.
- Added reporting of CPU Thermal Trip Limit and HTC Temperature Limit for AMD Zen.
- Updated reporting of CPU VDD and SoC SVI2 current/power on some MSI mainboards.
- Added monitoring of per-CCD Tdie temperatures for AMD Zen2.
- Improved support of several legacy (ISA, VLB) (S)VGA adapters.
- Fixed reporting of GPU fan RPM on AMD Navi.
- Added monitoring of voltage, current and power of EVGA RTX 20-series ICX GPUs.
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#5656687 Posted on: 04/03/2019 04:54 PM
Thank you for the update Mumak , downloading now.
Thank you for the update Mumak , downloading now.
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#5661059 Posted on: 04/17/2019 04:18 PM
Ran v6.04 with Z97 + i7-4980HQ and HWinfo seems to be reporting only 80% of CPU / DRAM power. In fact this 80% reporting seems to go way back to at least version 543
Version 502 gives the expected values so don't know why newer versions are different.
Ran v6.04 with Z97 + i7-4980HQ and HWinfo seems to be reporting only 80% of CPU / DRAM power. In fact this 80% reporting seems to go way back to at least version 543
Version 502 gives the expected values so don't know why newer versions are different.
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#5669635 Posted on: 05/15/2019 10:38 PM
Ran v6.04 with Z97 + i7-4980HQ and HWinfo seems to be reporting only 80% of CPU / DRAM power. In fact this 80% reporting seems to go way back to at least version 543
Version 502 gives the expected values so don't know why newer versions are different.
What is your actual BCLK and what PCIe clock is shown in HWiNFO, 125 MHz ?
It would be great if you could attach the HWiNFO Debug File.
Ran v6.04 with Z97 + i7-4980HQ and HWinfo seems to be reporting only 80% of CPU / DRAM power. In fact this 80% reporting seems to go way back to at least version 543
Version 502 gives the expected values so don't know why newer versions are different.
What is your actual BCLK and what PCIe clock is shown in HWiNFO, 125 MHz ?
It would be great if you could attach the HWiNFO Debug File.
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#5671729 Posted on: 05/22/2019 07:27 AM
Hi Martin, in that particular SS using 4:5 strap, BCLK 125, PCIe 100.
RAPL appears tied to BCLK, ie proportionally more counts per millisecond the higher BCLK is.
For instance using a forced power limit of 40W with fixed voltage supply shows the same power delta form mains supply, 12V Rail supply and VRM IOUT for straps of 5:5, 4:5 and 3:5 and same throttled clocks at 100MHz, 125MHz and 167MHz BCLK. HWiNFO shows 40W for package power for all straps while the others including latest XTU to date show 40W, 50W and 66W respectively, each proportional to the strap used. So in this case HWiNFO is correct and others wrong.
I'm assuming you switched to using the strap ratio for RAPL estimations at some point but have maybe forgotten with all that has happened since then. Your results don't seem to be based solely on BCLK as changing BCLK to 95MHz and PCIe at 95MHz results in 38W being reported with 40W limit. I'm a little surprised this isn't mentioned in the Intel SDM or specification update unless I missed it and even more surprised that XTU is incorrect.
Hi Martin, in that particular SS using 4:5 strap, BCLK 125, PCIe 100.
RAPL appears tied to BCLK, ie proportionally more counts per millisecond the higher BCLK is.
For instance using a forced power limit of 40W with fixed voltage supply shows the same power delta form mains supply, 12V Rail supply and VRM IOUT for straps of 5:5, 4:5 and 3:5 and same throttled clocks at 100MHz, 125MHz and 167MHz BCLK. HWiNFO shows 40W for package power for all straps while the others including latest XTU to date show 40W, 50W and 66W respectively, each proportional to the strap used. So in this case HWiNFO is correct and others wrong.
I'm assuming you switched to using the strap ratio for RAPL estimations at some point but have maybe forgotten with all that has happened since then. Your results don't seem to be based solely on BCLK as changing BCLK to 95MHz and PCIe at 95MHz results in 38W being reported with 40W limit. I'm a little surprised this isn't mentioned in the Intel SDM or specification update unless I missed it and even more surprised that XTU is incorrect.
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Thanks!