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UPDATE: I guess this might be a matter of extending the output to include SubHardware and therefore not a Bug?
Describe the bug
When I run LibreHardwareMonitor.exe I get detailed info on my Motherboard. When using the test_librehardwaremonitor.py I don´t get this information.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run LibreHardwareMonitor.exe
Run test_librehardwaremonitor.py
Compare output
Expected behavior
Same information from both apps
Screenshots / photos of the Turing screen
Output of LibreHardwareMonitor.exe:
Output of test_librehardwaremonitor.py (Just name of the motherboard, then it continues with storage components):
Environment:
Smart screen model: XuanFang 3.5”
Revision of this project: latest release
OS with version: Windows 11
Python version: tested with 3.11 and 3.12
Hardware: ASUS TUF GAMING B550 plus WiFi II, AMD Ryzen 5600x and AMD Radeon rx 6700 xt
Additional context
None - but can provide additional info if needed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
UPDATE: I guess this might be a matter of extending the output to include SubHardware and therefore not a Bug?
Describe the bug
When I run LibreHardwareMonitor.exe I get detailed info on my Motherboard. When using the test_librehardwaremonitor.py I don´t get this information.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Same information from both apps
Screenshots / photos of the Turing screen

Output of LibreHardwareMonitor.exe:
Output of test_librehardwaremonitor.py (Just name of the motherboard, then it continues with storage components):

Environment:
Additional context
None - but can provide additional info if needed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: