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hexagon-oss / openhardwaremonitor

Open Hardware Monitor - a tool for monitoring hardware performance. Includes support for various temperature sensors, disk I/O ratings and power consumption.
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Radeon sensors gone #30

Closed oomek closed 2 years ago

oomek commented 2 years ago

I've lost all my AMD Radeon Vega 64 sensors after updating Windows 11 to the recent beta build and then updating Radeon driver. When I uninstall Radeon driver and use stock Windows driver the sensors are back. Do you have any idea what is going on?

OpenHardwareMonitor.Report.txt

pgrawehr commented 2 years ago

@oomek Can you look at the log file? It is called OHM<TimeStamp>.log and sits in the user temp directory. Maybe you find something interesting there. If not, I'd need to improve the logging for that problem first.

oomek commented 2 years ago

OHM_2022-04-11.log

oomek commented 2 years ago

There is something wrong with nvme aswell, but that's concerns me less. When I leave just CPU and GPU enabled the log is clean, but I still don;t see Radeon sensors.

pgrawehr commented 2 years ago

Ok, guess I first need to extend the log for errors related to the GPU. The NVMe errors are related to the fact that not all disks support the same interfaces, even from the same vendor. It appears these haven not been properly standardized.

pgrawehr commented 2 years ago

I just had a similar issue. The Radeon sensors where gone, but after I installed the latest AMD Adrenalin package (not only the driver) it works again. This was on Windows 10, though. I'll try to improve the logging, so that such problems should at least leave a correct trace in the log (Unfortunately, the code contains a lot of "Ignore the error and silently continue anyway" cases)

oomek commented 2 years ago

Log file from 0.10.2-alpha1 OHM_2022-04-27.log

oomek commented 2 years ago

Surprise. In the latest Windows 11 build 22610 AMD sensors magically appeared again. Go figure Microsoft :D