CPUID — System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting
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HWMonitor
Voltages, temperatures and fans speed monitoring
HWMonitor PRO
HWMonitor is also available in an extended PRO version. Give it a try !
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CLASSIC VERSIONS
- AMD Ryzen 9 3900XT, Ryzen 7 3800XT and Ryzen 5 3600XT, Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G, Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G, Ryzen 3 PRO 4350G processors
- AMD B550 chipset
- Intel Comet Lake, Tiger Lake processors
- Intel Z490/W480/B460 chipsets
- Hygon processors.
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VERSIONS HISTORY
- AMD Ryzen 9 3900XT, Ryzen 7 3800XT and Ryzen 5 3600XT, Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G, Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G, Ryzen 3 PRO 4350G processors
- AMD B550 chipset
- Intel Comet Lake, Tiger Lake processors
- Intel Z490/W480/B460 chipsets
- Hygon processors.
- Intel Cascade Lake and Ice Lake processors
- NVIDIA RTX 2070 and 2080 Super
- AMD Threadripper 3000 preliminary support
- Zhaoxin processors
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX serie 20 (multiple fans)
- Intel Basin Falls Skylake-X refresh
- Intel Gemini Lake processors family.
- Intel Xeon E processors.
- Fix issue with multiple graphics devices
- Improved support of Z390 mainboards.
- New performance limits indicators (NVIDIA GPUs).
- Fix GPU utilization bug reported at 0%.
- AMD Threadripper 2000 processors
- Intel 9th generation Core family (Coffee Lake 9900K, 9700K, 9600K, 9600, 9500 and 9400)
- Intel Coffee Lake-U processors
- Preliminary support of ASUS WMI monitoring
- AMD Ryzen 2000 processors.
- Intel Xeon Bronze / Silver / Gold / Platinium processors.
- Improved Intel IGP monitoring.
- Improved HDD monitoring.
- AMD Raven Ridge processors
- Improved NVIDIA GPUs monitoring
- Windows 10 Build 16299
- Intel Coffee Lake processors and Z370 platform.
- Intel Skylake-X HCC processors.
- Intel Xeon Skylake-SP and Xeon W Skylake processors
- Intel Core X processors (KBL-X and SKL-X) and X299 platform.
- AMD ThreadRipper and X399 platform.
- Corsair Hydro series CPU coolers (H80i v2, H100i v2, H115i) support.
- Corsair RMi and AXi series PSUs support.
- NVMe SSDs support.
- Intel Kaby Lake processors.
- AMD Bristol Ridge processors.
- NVIDIA Pascal GPUs (GTX10x0).
- Intel Broadwell-E/EP processors.
- Intel Skylake Pentium and Celeron.
- AMD Carrizo APUs.
- Adds disks volumes space utilisation.
- Intel Broadwell and Intel Skylake CPUs.
- Added indivudual CPU load.
- Added NVIDIA TDP percentage
- Report CPU and GPU clocks.
- Intel Core M CPUs and preliminary support of Intel Skylake.
- Added CPU and GPU utilization.
- Added DRAM power (Haswell processors).
- Intel X99 Platform (DDR4 and Haswell-E).
- Support for Windows 10.
- New application icon.
- Intel Haswell-E, Core i7-4770R and Core i5-4570R Crystal Well, Celeron Haswell (G1830, G1820).
- AMD Athlon 5350 & 5150, Sempron 3850 & 2650 (Kabini), A10-7850K, A10-7800, A10-7700K, A8-7600, A6-7400K, A4-7300 (Kaveri), A6-6420K, A4-6320, A4-4020 (Richland).
- Nuvoton NCT6106 and SMSC SCH5636 SIOs (Fujitsu mainboards).
- New CPUs : Intel Silvermont (Bay Trail), Intel Ivy Bridge-E/EP/EX, Intel Core i5 and Core i3-4xxx, AMD Opteron X1150 and X2150, 3200 and 3300 series, FX-9590 and FX-9370.
- Fan speed report on ATI GPUs.
- ITE IT8603 and IT8623 SIOs (Asus FM2+ mainboards).
- Microsoft Windows 8.1.
- Version checker.
- AMD Opteron X1150 and X2150, FX-9590 and FX-9370 processors.
- Intel 4xxxHQ «Crystalwell», Pentium «Haswell» G3430, G3420, G3220 processors.
- Intel 8-series chipset.
- Intel Pentium & Celeron «Ivy Bridge» CPUs support.
- Intel Ivy-Bridge-E/EP/EX and Haswell CPUs support.
- AMD Richland CPUs support.
- Added support of ITE IT8732 LPCIO chip.
- Report uncore power on Intel Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors.
- Fixed package temperature on AMD FX (Zambezi and Vishera).
- Report real-time power on AMD FX (Zambezi and Vishera).
- Support complete telemetry on AMD APU (Trinity).
- Fixed package power on multi-CPU Intel platforms.
- Added support of Nuvoton NCT7904D chip.
- New CPUs : Intel Xeon E5 (SandyBridge-WS), Xeon E3 (Ivy Bridge), Atom (CedarTrail), AMD Trinity APU.
- Windows 8 Build 9200 support.
- Improved monitoring refresh rate.
- New tree structure with devices and sensors.
- Support Crucial Ballistix memory modules with thermal sensor.
- Support for APC UPS batteries.
- Sony VAIO notebooks monitoring.
- New sensor chips : Winbond W83783S, Nuvoton NCT6776.
- Improved support for Asus ROG monitoring.
System Monitoring SDK
System Development Kits
Your application is a few minutes away from being able to keep an eye on most PC systems health sensors: voltages, temperatures & fan speeds.
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Application for monitoring hardware health in macOS
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LPC Sensors configuration
On non-Apple hardware the LPC chip requires additional kernel extensions to read values of the motherboard sensors:
FakeSMC plugins require, when a configuration is not present, the editing of the Info.plist where you must specify the OEM vendor, the board and the configuration for each sensors such voltages, Fans and temperature. If the configuration it’s already present you have to do nothing.
We recently added Support for SMCSuperIO.kext which, unlike FakeSMC plugins, doesn’t publish SMC keys for motherboards sensors.
With the help of many users we already collected some configurations for some Asus and Gigabyte motherboards, but if this is not the case for you, consider running the hwmlpcconfig command line.
hwmlpcconfig (you can find it in the Download page) create
/Desktop/LPC which (for supported chips) should create a raw configuration file ready to be edited with the correct values.
A README.txt is created with the instruction to create the unique config for your motherboard. The customized configuration, then, must be place inside the app (SharedSupport/LPC directory) to get the app to apply the corrections needed. Of course, you will have to open a pull request (PR) on github if you want your changes to persist across updates of HWMonitorSMC2.app.
On Apple hardware you have to do nothing!
HWMonitorSMC2 shows nothing or very little informations about my CPU
If you want to expand functionalities of the app, you can Install IntelPowerGadget.framework and ensure it is enabled in the preferences.
What is the PMU option for?
PMU stands for «Performance Monitoring Unit» and allow higher accuracy data with lower overhead using the Intel Power Gadget library. Be aware that this option needs exclusive access to the Power Gadget library.
The app no longer shows the main window after installing Intel Power Gadget
Intel Power Gadget installs a framework and a kernel extension. If one of the two crashes, HWMonitorSMC2 will crash as well. To ignore it temporarily create a file to your Desktop:
and restart HWMonitorSMC2.app. That happened on my Ivy Bridge MacBook Pro, and the fastest solution seems to be to re-run the Intel Power Gadget Installer followed by a reboot.
HWMonitorSMC2 shows nothing or little information about my GPUs
go the preferences and enable «Use the IOKit monitoring for GPUs» and the app will start using the PerformancesStatistics, under the IOAccelerator class in the IO, to retrieve informations about graphics cards.