Pulse v1.3.2

The CPU temperature and power move to the line below the load, where there was empty space, so the CPU graph gets wider; the GPU temperature moves to the GPU's detail line, and an integrated GPU's name leads it.

Download Setup-Pulse-v1.3.2.exe (installer) or Pulse-v1.3.2-portable.zip; both need the .NET 9 Desktop Runtime. Installing over an earlier version keeps your settings and the options you chose. For the CPU temperature and power, install the PawnIO driver (winget install namazso.PawnIO) and run Pulse as administrator: see HARDWARE-SUPPORT.md.

Changed

• Temperatures and power on the line below: the CPU's first line held the load, the clock, the power and the temperature, which pushed its graph to the right (from x 186 to 262 on a 436-wide widget), while the line under it had only "≈ 4.6 cores in use" and empty space under the clock, power and temperature. The temperature and the power now open that line ("87°C 132.0W ≈ 4.6 cores in use"), next to the core bars, and the CPU graph starts where the RAM's does; the GPU temperature opens the GPU's detail line, before clocks and power. The name of an integrated GPU now always leads its detail line ("Intel UHD Graphics 750 • 1.9W"), which otherwise held only the power. The Fit size doesn't change: the network and disk lines set the width.

What's Changed

• Pulse 1.3.2: temperatures and power on the line below by @caste9612 in #5

Full Changelog: v1.3.1...v1.3.2