Wrong Hardware Detection

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Operating System

Windows

OS Version / Distro

Windows 11 24H2

Machine Type

Laptop

Target macOS Version

macOS Sonoma

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Issue Description

My Cpu and Gpu is detected correctly but the cpu architecture and the ethernet controller is not. The CPU architecture is zen+ and i have a realtek PCIe gigabit ethernet controller on board too. The wifi card is detected well.

[riftaway7-code]

git pull and rerun — Realtek ethernet should detect correctly now and Zen+ should show properly. share what architecture it was showing before so we can verify.

[V-O-I-D-1080]

nope not working, its still showing zen 2 and no ethernet

[riftaway7-code]

Two fixes just pushed — git pull and rerun.

Zen detection: the regex was breaking for CPUs like Ryzen 7 PRO 5850U where PRO comes after the series number. Fixed.

Ethernet: the Windows adapter filter was using AdapterType string matching which fails on some AMD boards. Switched to PhysicalAdapter flag which is more reliable.

Can you share the exact CPU model string (wmic cpu get name in cmd) so I can verify the regex is picking it up correctly now? And what ethernet chipset does your board have?

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AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 3500U w/ Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx, output of (Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Processor).Name, wmic is removed in Windows 11 so could not run it.

my ethernet adapter: Realtek RTL8111/8168 PCIe Gigabit Ethernet Controller

[V-O-I-D-1080]

and it still does not work, suprisingly on the first version i downloaded it worked, it got the correct architecture and it could even pass the usb errors it just had core count error. i think you should traceback to what exactly went wrong

[riftaway7-code]

Pushed another fix for the Windows GPU detection — the PowerShell command I changed to enumerate all GPUs was silently failing on some systems, causing the GPU vendor to come back empty. Added a fallback that uses the old single-adapter query if the new one returns nothing.

Rerun the script and let me know if it detects your Ryzen 5 PRO 3500U correctly now.

[V-O-I-D-1080]

Ok thats some good new, my ethernet adapter is detected but the architecture is still not correct, it does not matter i guess cause amd vanilla patches are universal anyway for all amd cpus