HWiNFO32 (Hardware Information) is a professional hardware information and diagnostic tool supporting latest components, industry technologies and standards. It's targeted to recognize and extract the most possible amount of information about computer's hardware which makes it suitable for users searching for driver updates, computer manufactures, system integrators and technical exteperts too. Retrieved information is presented in a logical and easily understandable form and can be exported into various types of reports. System health monitoring and basic benchmarking available too.
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- Fixed reporting of GPU Power/Current on certain CHL controllers
- Added support of CHL8203, CHL8212 and CHL8213 on GPU
- Added preliminary support ITE IT8732
- Separated reporting of GPU codename
- Improved Intel Haswell support
- Improved AMD Kabini support
Reviewing 4.04-1730 (Sep 5, 2012)
This program was not so good a few years back, but now I find it simply brilliant for discovering what's in ones PC. I also really appreciate the portability and not having to install it every time on the client's PC. 6 stars! :)
Reviewing 3.62 (Nov 22, 2010)
This is a great program. I really like the variety of hardware monitors, and the portability. I wish the benchmark had a graphics benchmark, nothing elaborate, just something to give a complete system score. Seems to work great on Win 7 X64 despite the name.
Reviewing 3.35 (Jan 17, 2010)
Works fine on Windows 7. Program comes in a portable version for flash drives. Device viewer could use more "top level" tree categories like siw.exe does.
To find cardbus/multicard reader for example, it's nested deep under HWinfo32 device manager BUS>PCI BUS
Cool software (along with SIW.exe) to have in your toolbox.
Reviewing 3.32 (Jan 9, 2010)
Works exactly as described on an hp dv9000 running Vista. Program displays more than one can learn by taking the computer apart, including CPU core temps and frequencies, battery wear data and drive SMART information. Program runs without errors or crashes. Only area for improvement in my opinion is the 'Config' screen could use tooltip descriptions for the settings.
Reviewing 2.36 (Jan 18, 2009)
Works exactly as described on an hp dv9000 running Vista. Program displays more than one can learn by taking the computer apart, including CPU core temps and frequencies, battery wear data and drive SMART information. Program runs without errors or crashes. Only area for improvement in my opinion is the 'Config' screen could use tooltip descriptions for the settings.
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