HWiNFO is a free program that can display complete information about your computer's individual hardware in real time, as well as information about its overall "health" status.
HWiNFO is a portable application, meaning it can be run from an external device without installation. Of course, there is also a fully installed version.
Today, the company responsible for this, released version 8.40 with several changes, improvements and monitoring options, compared to the previous version. It works on Windows 32/64 bit and DOS.
HWiNFO displays a main analytics window with your system components and a second real-time monitoring window with your system summary, such as CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard, etc., when it is launched.
This information can help you see if there are firmware updates for the bios version or driver updates for the graphics card. Although it is not possible to search for these through the app, it is easy to find the correct driver information online, as you can do a detailed search for these updates.
The program has the ability to store a detailed report of your hardware, in various formats, on the local computer.
HWiNFO also monitors maximum and minimum values as long as it is running in the background. Convenient for assessing temperature or stress levels over time, for example to see if crashes or frosts are caused by critical temperatures.
The program has alerts that can be set to tell you if prices reach critical levels. The program supports a wide variety of notification options, from audio playback to the operation of a selected program.
HWiNFO comes with a benchmarking tool for benchmarking CPU, memory and disk. The developers have included an automatic check for updates in the application so that it is always up to date.
HWiNFO v8.40 is a free, important computer monitoring program, whose features and functions exceed the equivalent Windows Device Manager program.
You can download it from here.
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