[Ability to monitor 12VHPWR when?]

Any ETA when we could get this ability to monitor 12vhpwr added? I've seen multiple threads asking for this feature made over a year ago that ended up nowhere.

HWmonitor has this ability and so does GPUz, so why can't Aida64 implement this?

[Gpu PCIe 12v input voltage sensor? (RTX 4090)]

On 9/19/2023 at 10:25 AM, fossi said:

can the 16-pin 12VHPWR voltage already be monitored in AIDA64? any more info needed?

(at the moment i have to use HWINFO as a backup because I cant manage to get the reading in AIDA)

Currently not possible with Aida64, hoping they add the ability in an updated version soon.

[Gpu PCIe 12v input voltage sensor? (RTX 4090)]

18 hours ago, Mat-UK said:

Did anyone figure this out? I've been trying everything I can think of to show the 12vhpwr voltage in Aida 64 but so far no luck.

Pretty sure they have to add in the ability to do this in an update. I've been using GPU-Z and it's sensors page to keep an eye on my 4090's 12VHPWR voltage

[12VHPWR voltage sensor and/or Corsair Commander Core temperature sensors]

As someone with a 4090 who has used Aida64 religiously for quite some time, it would be nice to see this implemented. Someone else made a thread about this, but nothing came of it. @Fiery Any chance this feature could be added soon? I know in the other thread you asked for what this user has posted.

[Gpu PCIe 12v input voltage sensor? (RTX 4090)]

7 hours ago, CycleChris said:

Where? Bottom Status Bar? I have the screen that has File, view, Report, Favorites, tools, Help.

I think I got it, 12v voltage?

Click on "View" next to "File" up in the top left and make sure "Status Bar" box is checked then right click on the bottom status bar in the main Aida64 window and do what he said.

[Gpu PCIe 12v input voltage sensor? (RTX 4090)]

Hey @Fiery is it possible to monitor the 12vhpwr voltage sensor on 4090's or is this something you're planning on adding? I have a 4090 I've yet to install and have been using Aida64 since it was called Everest and would love to continue using it, especially to keep an eye on the 4090's 12vhpwr voltage without the need to run another program like GPUZ. Thanks.