HWiNFO (32/64)
Hardware diagnostic software for Windows that provides real-time monitoring for temperature and more.
What is HWiNFO (32/64)?
HWiNFO are professional hardware information and diagnostic tools supporting latest components, industry technologies and standards. Both tools are designed to collect and present the maximum amount of information possible about computers hardware which makes them suitable for users searching for driver updates, computer manufacturers, system integrators and technical experts as well. Retrieved information is presented in a logical and easily understandable form and can be exported into various types of reports.
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Supported Languages
- English
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- cputool
- voltage
- temperature
- sensor
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Free and very detailed. I think this program for expert or overclockers.
It's not as easy to read and use like, say cpu-z but I've tried every software just to find out what memory is installed on my laptop, Glad to say that HWiNFO is the only one that worked for me and it displayed my ram details successfully... CPU-Z and the others strangely only displays RAM size and nothing more...
Used to be my go-to utility for some detailed system monitoring in the software itself, but mostly to reliably provide system monitoring variables to other software Rainmeter/Samurize/etc.
But, the developer decided to add a 12-hour limitation to the "Shared Memory Support"-feature which a lot of these latter programs rely on. The implementation and communication around this limitation was in my opinion handled very poorly, and helped killed off many good 3rd party solutions that relied on this feature to function.
Instead of rewriting a ton implementations to function with the new and poorly documented workaround method, I've gone with some of the other, open-source alternatives suggested here. Don't think I'll be looking back anytime soon.
It's always sad when a previously open source program starts charging money for utilities that he already had, such as automatic updates, and newer resources are now blocked by a paywall, and a expensive one for what the program is ($25). Time to find a replacement, and there are many apps that do the same for free.
Pro: Can display desired data in systray icons.
Con: There is always an extra icon for HWinfo itself and HWinfo requires admin privileges to run. Also uninstall fails to remove scheduled task created by autostart option.
It's very good! You can view a bunch of helpful information regarding the status of your PC.
The software is pretty good, but has two troubles: 1° a big bug in monitoring several HDD when they are not always identical (with removable units). For example, the monitoring of the main HDD (with Windows) can disappear, or not be monitored anymore, or be monitored under a wrong name. 2° changing the order of the informations monitored is not convenient at all, and can't be exported.