winstats 0.2.6

Windows 7 SP1 through 11: 64-bit (winstats.exe), 32-bit (winstats-x86.exe) and ARM64 (winstats-arm64.exe, Windows 10 and 11 on ARM); the zips add README and LICENSE.

CPU popup. Temperature (the ACPI thermal zone, no admin rights), and on machines with several physical processors each one under the title with its own load. The everyday rows stay on top (load, system / user, clock, processes / threads, a red performance limit while the CPU is held back); idle, handles, uptime, context switches, interrupts with DPC / ISR time, caches, base / boost clock, the instruction sets (named and ordered as CPU-Z lists them, x86 and ARM64) and virtualization fold under More.

GPU popup. Every adapter is listed under the title; a click switches the popup and the widget to it. Memory in use, clocks, power, fan, PCIe link and hot spot come from the driver (D3DKMT) and the vendor libraries the driver installs (NVML / NVAPI, AMD ADL, Intel IGCL), read on their own thread and only while the popup is open. A process list shows GPU load and memory per process.

GPU on Windows 7. Where the GPU Engine counters are missing (Windows 7 to 10 1703) the load, the chart, the widget and the process list now come from the D3DKMT statistics, as in Process Explorer; NVML is also found in the older drivers' NVSMI folder, and AMD cards get clocks and fan through Overdrive N.

Disks. A click on a disk's name opens its read / write rates, activity, latency, IOPS and queue, SSD / TRIM, serial number (click to copy) and firmware; the temperature is shown where the drive reports it.

Processes. SYS / USER buttons filter system processes and your own in every list, and the lists refresh on their own interval (Process list refresh, 2 s by default) so they stay readable while the charts move.

Units are translated in all languages (e.g. ГБ, Mo, U/min), the titles turn plural with several CPUs, GPUs or disks, and the popups no longer stall: slow driver calls (DXGI on a sleeping Optimus GPU, Wi-Fi, the vendor libraries) moved off the UI thread.

winstats-agent is unchanged (0.2.2); the agent binaries for Linux x86-64 and ARM64, macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon, and Windows x64, x86 and ARM64 are built by the release workflow and attached again.