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This is because some rotating drives spin up/down the motor when just queried for SMART health status. Standard HWiNFO mitigates this by polling the ATA SMART sensor only once for each 100 cycles. Thermalright is aware of the issue and was provided instructions how to mitigate it. They should...

PresentMon doesn't seem to catch the FPS - it also indicates it's measuring dwm.exe which is Windows Desktop. Is Intel's PresentMon showing you FPS?

Yes, automatic targeting needs to be disabled as that will override the custom PID.

Sorry, I don't know what exactly is causing this. There seems to be a problem communicating with the DIMMs (via SMBus/I2C). Usually this happens when applications accessing them are not synchronized. If you do a clean reboot and don't run y-cruncher, will it happen too?

Some (awkward) marketing ideas are hard to meet. Technically the GPU is the same.

Thanks for your feedback.

Primarily it's based on the ID but there are also other criteria (like you already mentioned or number of EUs). HWiNFO can detect the number of memory channels.

Thanks, it's a bug and will be fixed in the next build.

It should be measured on the CPU side.

Are you sure there's no other monitoring/tweaking/RGB or fan control tool running (including MSI Center)? This issue looks like a conflict between HWiNFO and other app.

I'm sorry, this is not possible. You can however hide items you don't need to watch to reduce the number of rows.

Scroll to the bottom of the sensors list. Sensors from remote systems show with [COMPUTER_NAME] prepended.

If both systems are unable to connected, it might be blocked by firewall. Windows Firewall should automatically popup a prompt but others might be different. Another issue might be that "Shared Memory Support" option isn't enabled on the remote system.

HWiNFO attempts now to properly read the limit but the GPU doesn't seem to have any thermal policy set.

Please attach Debug File from latest version.

Looks like it's affected by the same issue. For some reason the KINGSTON drive doesn't respond to certain calls. Try to upgrade the storage driver or Windows.

What means "nothing", "no program run" ? Does it hang too?

The KINGSTON SA2000M isn't responding when HWiNFO queries it. Is it working well and also appears in Device Manager? Can you try some other tool, e.g. CrystalDiskInfo?

I didn't know there's GFAPI. Currently using direct register access.

OK, looks like the first DBG file was from a very different (or old) system. You actual has WDC PC SN730 and KINGSTON SA2000M, right?