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OK, I will adjust the auto scaling in the next build.

Ah, that's just scaling of the graph, not indication of 2.12V measurement. If the value is constant, the upper graph value is automatically increased.

Is that 2.12V also recorded in Max column of sensors window? If yes, it might be due to running some other monitoring/fan/RGB control along with HWiNFO.

HWiNFO® v8.25-5720 Beta available. Changes: Fixed DIMM polling on AMD TRX50/WRX80/WRX90 systems. Fixed ACPI sensor synchronization. Enhanced workaround for Kingston Fury Beast RGB DIMMs. Added scaling of OSD x-axis based on width. Improved assigning of OSD position when adding items. Enhanced...

Looks like the problem is in parsing of arguments supplied to command executed by "cmd". Try to store into a folder without space name, so e.g.: $command = '"C:\Program Files\HWiNFO64\HWiNFO64.exe" -lC:\Users\HWInfoLogs\' Or don't execute via cmd.

Syntax should be same. Try to create a batch file (bat or cmd) and execute that one from PS.

Unfortunately Qualcomm doesn't provide any information about NPU metrics. We have requested this (and several other information) long ago, but getting anything above standard public information is almost impossible (not even under NDA).

The "Date/Time Format" in sensor settings refers to format inside the CSV log file (the date/time column), not the file name. The time-stamp used in log file name is just to make the name unique and it's using the "tick count" which is the number of milliseconds since the computer started...

Hmm, the attached Debug File doesn't indicate any abrupt termination of HWiNFO, so the problem must happen at application cleanup. I noticed that you have an Intel B-series GPUs. We have observed such problem during HWiNFO termination due to some issue in Intel graphics drivers. Please try to...

Try the latest Beta version v8.25, that should have this issue fixed.

Those sensors aren't missing, they are just not shown in UI because of a large column width. Try to shrink the window and then adjust column widths by moving the column header "|"

Then it must be a bug in drivers.

Are you using the latest HWiNFO version?

Fast boot is a software feature, it should have no impact on hardware power monitoring. The "inaccuracy" of power reporting is due to transient changes to internal counters/timer.

Power reading works using a differential method - there are 2 energy samples collected at different time points (polling cycles) and the difference between them divided by time delta is the power result. A system sleep or reboot turns off (or resets) several blocks in the CPU so if one sample...