HWiNFO 8.14 Build 5580 – Hardware Diagnostic

HWiNFO, HWiNFO32 and HWiNFO64 are professional hardware information and diagnostic tools. They support latest components, industry technologies and standards.

These tools are designed to collect and present the maximum amount of information possible about computer’s hardware. And makes them suitable for users searching for driver updates, computer manufacturers, system integrators and technical experts as well.

Retrieved information is presented in a logical and easily understandable form and can be exported into various types of reports.

Features:

• In-depth Hardware Information. From a quick overview unfolding into the depth of all hardware components. Always up-to date supporting latest technologies and standards.
• Real-Time System Monitoring. Accurate monitoring of all system components for actual status and failure prediction. Customizable interface with variety of options. Optimized for lowest overhead.
• Extensive Reporting. Multiple types of reports, status logging and interfacing with other tools or add-ons.
• Trusted and Reliable. Trusted by thousands of users including large enterprises, main hardware vendors and component manufacturers. Designed to provide most accurate and reliable information.
• Clean and Secure. HWiNFO doesn’t collect any personal information and doesn’t transmit any data over network.
• Frequent Updates. Updated frequently to support latest components, technologies and standards. Many systems supported ahead of launch.

HWiNFO also display information about our BIOS, ports, mainboard slots, and even System Enclosure, when it’s available. We ran the benchmarking tests on our CPU, RAM, and disk. The Results include a really neat Compare option that displays similar hardware with our results in ranked graphs.

The System Summary collects all the important stuff in one compact, efficient view. That include CPU and RAM use, graphics, drives, and clock timings. Aside from drop-down lists for selecting CPU or GPU cores or RAM modules, there are no controls on the System Summary, only data displays. The split view lets you move each interface separately. It can be handy for tweaking or troubleshooting with multiple open windows.

HWiNFO32/ HWiNFO64 is FREEWARE and updated frequently (daily) with recognition of new hardware, technologies and features.

Changes in HWiNFO 32/64 8.14 (2024-10-29):

• Enhanced support of next-generation AMD APUs.
• Extended reporting of when HWiNFO is blocked by another application.
• Fixed reporting of overclocked Arrow Lake memory timings.
• Added reporting of NVMe I/O Command Sets supported.
• Added reporting of drive letters associated with physical drives.
• Added CUDIMM and CSODIMM.
• Improved enumeration of device drivers to reduce scan time and eliminate excessive delays.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS Z890 series.
• Adjusted reporting of Vcore/VID on Arrow Lake.
• Added reporting of NVMe Host Memory Buffer capability, size and status.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on MSI B850 and B840 series.
• Fixed monitoring of PCH temperature and active memory channels on Arrow Lake.

Changes in HWiNFO 32/64 8.12 (2024-09-29):

• Added LPDDR5(X) SPD support.
• Improved monitoring of DDR5 DIMM voltages.
• Added ability to specify custom OSD coordinates.
• Improved enumeration and monitoring of network adapters.
• Updated PresentMon, improved real-time monitoring.
• Fixed reporting of GDDR6X clock to match command clock.
• Fixed detection of some DDR5 modules on next generation AMD CPUs.
• Added reporting of average of boolean values (Yes/No) as percentage.
• Asynchronous sensor polling. Improves responsiveness at higher rates.
• Optimized sensor polling.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASRock X870 and Z890 series.
• Enhanced support of some next-generation AMD CPUs/APUs.
• Added support of Richtek RT3674 VRM/PWM.
• Added monitoring of PCH temperature on Intel Ice Lake and later systems.
• Added showing of faulting WHEA PCIe device in sensor tooltip.
• Improved reporting of LP E-core configuration (Lunar Lake).
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS X870 series.
• Added displaying of warning when HWiNFO is blocked by another application.
• Added monitoring of individual VRM phases on GIGABYTE mainboards with ISL or XDPE PWMs.

Changes in HWiNFO 32/64 8.10 (2024-08-20):

• Introducing HWiNFO® ARM64.
• Updated hybrid core naming.
• Improved support of AMD Strix1 and Granite Ridge.
• Enhanced support of ZHAOXIN KaiXian KX-7000.
• Added support of ITE IT8696E LPC/SIO.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on next-generation GIGABYTE mainboards.
• ARM64: Improved reporting of Qualcomm Snapdragon X1P and X1E.
• Improved enumeration of some JMicron and ASMedia USB-SATA bridges.
• Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 series.
• Added support of Infineon XDPE192C3 PWM.
• Added ASUS ROG theme. Available on ASUS ROG boards only.

Homepage – https://www.hwinfo.com

Processors

• Intel Nehalem family: Bloomfield, Nehalem-EP/Gainestown, Nehalem-WS, Nehalem-EX/Beckton, Lynnfield, Clarksfield, Havendale, Auburndale, Jasper Forest
• Intel Westmere family: Clarkdale, Arrandale (+ECC), Westmere-EP, Westmere-WS, Core Gulftown, Westmere-EX (Eagleton)
• Intel Sandy Bridge (2nd Generation Core) family: Sandy Bridge-DT, Sandy Bridge-MB, Sandy Bridge-E, Sandy Bridge-EN, Sandy Bridge-EP/EP 4S (Jaketown)
• Intel Ivy Bridge (3rd Generation Core) family: Ivy Bridge-DT, Ivy Bridge-MB, Ivy Bridge EN/EP/EP 4S/EX (Ivytown)
• Intel Haswell (4th Generation Core) family: Haswell-DT/MB/ULT/Y, Haswell-EN/EP/EP 4S/EX
• Intel Broadwell (5th Generation Core) family: Broadwell-U, Broadwell-Y, Broadwell Halo (Brystalwell), Broadwell-DE, Broadwell-EN/EP/EP 4S/EX

• Intel Skylake (6th Generation Core) family: Skylake-U, Skylake-Y, Skylake-H, Skylake-S
• Intel Kaby Lake (7th Generation Core) family: Kaby Lake-U, Kaby Lake-Y, Kaby Lake-H, Kaby Lake-S, Kaby Lake-R U, Kaby Lake-X, Amber Lake-Y
• Intel Coffee Lake (8th Generation Core) family: Coffee Lake-U, Coffee Lake-H, Coffee Lake-S
• Intel Whiskey Lake family: Whiskey Lake-U
• Intel Skylake-SP family: Xeon Platinum/Gold/Silver/Bronze (Skylake-SP), Skylake-X, Skylake-F, Skylake-P (FPGA), Skylake-D, Cascade Lake-SP
• Intel Cannon Lake family: Cannon Lake-U, Cannon Lake-Y
• Intel Ice Lake family: Ice Lake-U, Ice Lake-Y, Ice Lake-S, Ice Lake-H
• Intel Cooper Lake-SP
• Intel Ice Lake-SP
• Intel Atom (Bonnell-family): Silverthorne, Diamondville, Pineview, Tunnel Creek, Lincroft, Cedarview, Centerton, Briarwood
• Intel Atom (Saltwell-family): Cloverview, Penwell
• Intel Atom (Silvermont-family): Valleyview/Bay Trail, Avoton, Rangeley, Moorefield
• Intel Atom (Airmont-family): Braswell, Cherryview
• Intel Atom (Goldmont-family): Apollo Lake, Broxton, Denverton, Gemini Lake (Goldmont+)
• Intel Xeon Phi: Knights Corner, Knights Landing, Knights Mill

• AMD Family 10h: AM2r2/AM3, Fr2/Fr4, C32r1, G34, S1g3/g4, ASB2
• AMD Family 11h: S1g2
• AMD Family 12h Fusion/Llano: FS1, FM1, FP1
• AMD Family 14h Brazos/Bobcat: Ontario, Zacate: FT1
• AMD Family 14h: FT2
• AMD Family 15h Bulldozer: AM3r2 (Zambezi), G34r1 (Interlagos), C32r1 (Valencia)
• AMD Family 15h Piledriver/Trinity: FP2, FS1r2, FM2
• AMD Family 15h Steamroller/Kaveri
• AMD Family 15h Excavator/Carrizo
• AMD Family 15h Stoney Ridge
• AMD Family 16h Jaguar/Kabini/Temash
• AMD Family 16h Mullins/Beema
• AMD Family 16h Nolan
• AMD Zen/Zeppelin: Ryzen (Summit Ridge), ThreadRipper, Naples, Snowy Owl
• AMD Zen+: Ryzen (Pinnacle Ridge), ThreadRipper2/Colfax
• AMD Zen/Raven: Raven Ridge, Raven2X
• AMD Zen/Picasso
• AMD Zen2/Starship
• AMD Zen2/Matisse
• VIA C7, Nano, Nano X2, Quad-Core

Graphics

• AMD Northern Islands: Cayman, Antilles, Blackcomb, Barts, Whistler, Onega, Turks, Seymour, Caicos, Caspian.
• AMD Southern Islands/London: Tahiti, New Zealand, Pitcairn/Wimbledon, Cape Verde/Heathrow/Chelsea/Tropo, Thames/Lombok, Oland/Mars/Opal/Litho/Samoa, Hainan/Sun/Jet/Exo/Banks.
• AMD Sea Islands: Bonaire/Saturn/Emerald/Strato, Curacao/Neptune/Trinidad, Tobago, Hawaii/Vesuvius/Grenada.
• AMD Volcanic Islands/Crystal: Iceland/Topaz/Meso/Weston, Tonga/Amethyst/Antigua.
• AMD Pirate Islands: Fiji (Radeon Fury X, Nano), Bermuda, Treasure.
• AMD Polaris: Radeon RX 480/580, RX 470/570, Pro WX (Polaris 10/20/Ellesmere), RX 460/560 (Polaris 11/21/Baffin), RX 550 (Polaris 12/Lexa).

Chipsets

• Intel 5-series/34×0 (Ibex Peak), X58/5500/5520 (Tylersburg), 7500 (Boxboro), Tigerpoint, SM35 (Whitney Point), Topcliff, 6-series (Cougar Point), C600/X79 (Patsburg), 7-series (Panther Point), 8-series (Lynx Point), 9-series (Broadwell PCH), C61x/X99 (Wellsburg), 10-series (Skylake PCH), Lewisburg, Kaby Lake PCH, Cannon Lake PCH
• AMD 780G/780V/M780/M780V/790GX/780E/760G/780G (RS780), SR5690/SR5670/SR5650 (RD890S/RD870S), 785G/M785/890GX (RS880), SP5100 (SB700/750), SB810/850 (Hudson-1), Hudson-2/3/4, Bolton, 3xx Promontory, 4xx Promontory-LP
• nVidia nForce 720i/730i/740i/760i SLI, GeForce 9xxx (MCP79/7A), ION, MCP89
• VIA P4M900, CN896, VN896, CX800/VX800/VX820, VX855/VX875, VX900(H), VN1000, VX11

Size: 17.6 MB

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