• Send helper also updates the copy your PS5 starts at boot (#540, #541). If Payload Manager,
  the WebKit Autoloader or an autoload folder starts ps5upload's helper at every boot, it kept
  starting the old version: Send helper only replaced the copy running in memory, so the "helper
  is older than this app" message came back after every restart. Now, once the new helper
  answers, the app finds the stored copies (Payload Manager's storage, ps5_autoloader folders on
  the PS5 and its USB drives, etaHEN's payloads folder) and replaces them under the same name, so
  your boot order stays as it is. It tells you what it updated, and how to update by hand anything
  it couldn't. Only files named like the ps5upload helper are touched. The outdated-helper banner
  now says when the old version came from a stored boot copy.
• GPU clock and real CPU clocks on the Hardware screen. Read sensors now also shows the GPU
  clock and each CPU core's clock (the row shows the slowest and fastest core; hover for all
  eight), read from the console's power controller. The old "CPU frequency" row was a fixed
  reference rate (800 MHz on every console), not the CPU's speed, so it is now called "Reference
  clock". The clocks are only read when you press Read sensors, the helper never changes them, and
  if the console's firmware doesn't answer, the rows say so and the helper doesn't ask again until
  it restarts. Tried by others only on firmware 13.20 and 13.60 so far: please report odd numbers.