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Well, then it's probably best not to enable that sensor.

This sensor was intentionally removed in later builds because it caused more problems than benefits. There were several reports from systems where reading this sensor caused BSODs in various situations (e.g. when playing videos) or when running for prolonged time. You never observed any issues?

Does it show T_Sensor now?

HWiNFO® v8.25-5710 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...

This will be fixed in the next Beta build of HWiNFO. It will be released in a couple of minutes ;)

There's no need to enable the Summary too.

Do you have the HWiNFO sensors window open or at least minimized?

https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/explaining-the-amd-ryzen-power-reporting-deviation-metric-in-hwinfo.6456/

It should be compatible. HWiNFO has also an option to Auto Start which sets up a Task Scheduler task. You can then modify this task to add arguments.

Use: "C:\Program Files\HWiNFO64\HWiNFO64.exe" -l"S:\HWInfo Logs\HWInfo Log.csv"

This is rather a question to BIOS engineers. Maybe XMP or EXPO allows them?

Most likely it's due to conflict with other software.

iCUE isn't "benign" for sure

Thanks for the feedback.

That's certainly a wrong readout. Are you perhaps running some other monitoring/tweaking/fan or RGB control tool? It could be due to a conflict between them.

It was HWiNFO update. I added this warning because many users were wondering why sometimes HWiNFO was laggy or didn't respond. Now it explains why...

Dynamic change of text color isn't currently possible but it's an interesting idea.. I will have to look at that as it might be tricky to implement here.

The warning should be self-explaining and show the application causing the problem.

I see what the problem might have been. In case you swapped the GPU, you might need to do a "Reset GPU I2C Cache" in HWiNFO main settings.

It's certainly not a phishing site, should be reported as false detection to AdGuard.