What’s Changed
v1.9.2 is a maintenance release focused on CPU temperature availability.
Until now, CPU temperature was only collected on processors on a known-good list, so a supported machine could still show nothing simply because its exact model had not been confirmed yet. This release changes that: when HardwareVisualizer recognizes the processor, it now attempts to read the temperature instead of stopping at the list. Recent AMD Ryzen processors are the main beneficiaries, and some machines that previously showed no CPU temperature may now report one.
Because these readings are attempted rather than confirmed on every model, they are treated as experimental internally. Guidance about the optional PawnIO component now appears only when reading the temperature actually fails, rather than whenever a model is unrecognized.
CPU Temperature
- Attempt CPU temperature on any recognized processor instead of only those on a confirmed list.
- Added coverage for recent AMD Ryzen processors.
- Kept Intel CPU temperature based on what the processor itself reports.
- Show optional-component guidance only when a temperature reading actually fails.
Performance
- Reduced the cost of recording process history by writing entries together instead of one at a time.
Maintenance
- Updated the Tauri runtime and other dependencies.
New Contributors
Thank you to our new contributor for making this release possible!
Full Changelog: v1.9.1…v1.9.2