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NVIDIA drivers are providing the power value. But there should be also other power sensors in HWiNFO, have you maybe hidden them? Wondering whether they will change.

That sensor reflects very short spikes, it's better to rely on TGP or TBP for sustained power monitoring.

Which exact sensor is reporting that, the "GPU Power Maximum" ? If yes, then this is the (very) short term power spike.

Enable the "Auto Start" option.

Unfortunately NZXT CAM is most likely the problematic one. You might try some other tools like ArgusMonitor (FanControl is also causing issues with other apps).

This is a known problem usually caused by a conflict when running multiple monitoring/tweaking/fan/RGB control applications. It can be avoided by not running multiple such applications. It's described in more detail here...

The background color cannot be changed, only opacity.

Should be there in a minute or so.. Sometimes it takes a while to go thru scan and mirror replication.

HWiNFO® v8.23-5690 Beta available. Changes: Added Memory-only mode. Added monitoring of VRAM Read/Write Bandwidth on Intel Arc B-series GPUs. Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR X870E EXTREME. Fixed Razer PWM support. Fixed MSI MEG Ai1600T PSU support. Added monitoring of 12VHPWR...

That means the problem is in internal CPU telemetry (SMU).

This is an ARM64 system, please use the respective HWiNFO for ARM64.

It should be the highest temperature of all VRAM modules. Description will be updated accordingly in next build.

I have tried several workarounds over the time but none seems to have solved this. When the internal CPU telemetry delivers wrong data, it's hard to "fix" this on my side. Another issue might be if you're running another monitoring/tweaking or fan/RGB control application that might be colliding...

Please provide the respective HWiNFO Debug File: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/read-this-before-submitting-a-report.241/

If you wish to figure out, you can try to run with NUC126 enabled in HWiNFO and stop either of those apps to see if they are causing the problem.

Yes, I understood what you mean and responded according to that. Such graphs are not possible but you can configure the digits to change color based on a threshold.

This is not possible with HWiNFO. Since tray icons are very small, such graphs in the notification area would be hardly recognizable.

Thank you :) If this fixes it, then it could mean it's because of a conflict between HWiNFO and some other monitoring or RGB control app. What other apps are you running?

Thanks, will be added.