

HWiNFO (32/64)
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Designed for Windows, this tool provides real-time temperature monitoring and extensive hardware diagnostics. Suitable for technical experts, manufacturers, and system integrators with report export capabilities.
Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Windows
- PortableApps.com
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Comments and Reviews
Free and very detailed. I think this program for expert or overclockers.
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.
One of the best applications to get very detailed hardware information on Windows platform. It reports information about virtually all devices contained and connected to a computer, both the hardware itself and also firmware and river information.
portable and efficient
Closed-source blinking dashboard with concerning incentives to pay. I guess it sorts of appeal to tuning freaks, so if you love glowing mobos, neon’d chassis and rainbowing graphical cards, I guess this is the tool for you. Otherwise I suggest looking for open source alternatives that focus on the only thing this is actually good at: monitoring hardware.
This is a great tool! It allows you to access various useful data about your PC's performance and health.
One of my essential pieces of software.