Software Update: Open Hardware Monitor 0.9.1

Open Hardware Monitor is an open source program with which the hardware in a computer can be monitored. Support is present for a large number of monitoring chips found in motherboards, processors, video cards and hard drives. The download is only 502KB in size and, remarkably, it can be used on Windows and Linux machines. Mono is required for use on Linux, on Windows the program depends on .Net. After 3.5 years of silence, versions 0.9.0 and 0.9.1 were released in quick succession and the changelog for those versions can be found below.

Release version 0.9.1

• Improved the AMD family 17h (Ryzen) CPU support.
• Additional minor bug fixes.

Release Version 0.9.0

• Added AMD family 17h (Ryzen) CPU support.
• Added AMD family 16h model 30h (Puma) APU support.
• Added support for Intel CPUs with Goldmont, Goldmont Plus, Cannon Lake, Ice Lake, Tremont and Tiger Lake microarchitecture.
• Added support for Nuvoton NCT6792D, NCT6792D-A, NCT6793D, NCT6795D, NCT6796D, NCT6796D-R, NCT6797D and NCT6798D super I/O chips.
• Added support for ITE IT8655E, IT8665E, IT8686E, IT8688E and IT8792E/IT8795E super I/O chips.
• Added support for secondary ITE super I/O chips.
• Added support for the Fintek F71878AD super I/O chip.
• Added support for the ADL OverDrive6 and OverDrive Next APIs to read AMD GPU sensors.
• Added support for power and PCIe throughput sensors on NVIDIA GPUs (NVML).
• Improved the NVIDIA GPU sensor reading by extending the NVAPI support.
• Added specific configurations for the following Gigabyte mainboards: Z390 M Gaming, Z390 AORUS ULTRA, Z390 UD and X570 AORUS MASTER.
• Updated the mainboard manufacturer identification table.
• Improved the Intel and Micron/Crucial SSD SMART attributes interpretation.
• Fixed an issue with abandoned ISABus mutex locks.
• Additional minor bug fixes.