HWiNFO Download: Free Hardware Information and Sensor Monitor
HWiNFO 8.54 · for Windows
Developer: Martin Malík (REALiX) (opens in a new tab)
- Windows
The download link points to the program’s official source; the file is not hosted on this site. Link address: hwinfo.com
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HWiNFO is a hardware information and monitoring tool from Martin Malík (REALiX). The current version is 8.54; it is free for non-commercial use, and the installer needs 64-bit Windows 7 or later.
When a PC runs hot, throttles under load or crashes during games, the first step is to see what the hardware is actually doing. HWiNFO reads hundreds of sensors and shows them live, which makes it a favourite of PC builders and overclockers.
What can HWiNFO do?
- Detailed system summary: CPU, motherboard, memory, graphics card, drives and more, down to individual chip details.
- Live sensors: Temperatures, voltages, fan speeds, clock speeds and power draw, with minimum, maximum and average values.
- Logging: Record sensor data to a file while you play or run a stress test.
- Reports: Save a full hardware report to share when asking for help.
How to download and install
- The Download button opens the official download page on hwinfo.com.
- Choose the Installer for a normal setup or Portable to run it from a folder or USB stick.
- On launch, pick Sensors-only to go straight to live readings, or open the full summary.
Licensing
HWiNFO’s 64-bit and ARM64 editions are free for non-commercial use; commercial use requires the Pro license. A small DOS version and a portable build for very old Windows versions are also offered.
Pros
- Extremely detailed hardware information
- Live sensor readings with logging
- Portable version available
Cons
- The amount of data can be overwhelming
- Commercial use needs a paid license
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HWiNFO free?
Yes, for non-commercial use. Using it commercially, for example in a business, requires the paid HWiNFO Pro license.
What is the difference between HWiNFO installer and portable?
The installer sets HWiNFO up like a normal program, while the portable version runs from a folder without installation. Both show the same information.
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