Hmonitor 4.5.3.2

2.9 out of 5 stars 2.9 (128 votes)

(January 23, 2012)

Windows 7/2000/2003/Vista/XP / Shareware; $24.00 / 432,845 downloads

Hmonitor checks the temperature of any component on your computer with a sensor. It also has alarms that can be set when the temperature goes too high, and even has built in software cooling. It was developed as a light-weight alternative to Intel LANDesk Client Manager. It takes less memory and monitors only those parameters that are collected by various sensor chips installed on modern motherboards. The program icon resides in system-tray area of Windows desktop.

  • Publisher

    Alexander Berezkin

  • Homepage

    Hmonitor

  • Latest Changes

    - Asrock double CPU fans mainboards: 4pin CPU fan monitoring supported

    - Asus P8P67 PRO Rev3.1 mainboard support verified

    - Asus P6X58D Premium mainboard support verified

    - Asus Sabertooth X58 mainboard support verified

    - Asus M5A88-M mainboard support verified

    - Dell Latitude E5410 notebook support verified

Reviews of Hmonitor

  1. 1 out of 5 stars
    slowdive

    Reviewing 4.4.2.1 (May 29, 2008)

    Installed this program for the first time (ever) on my ONE WEEK vista home premium. My 14 day trial was over...

    EDIT: About the support...Since only paid customers have support by email (fair) i decided to post on the "support" forum as i always do when i have a question or decide to report something (like in this case). He deleted my post, i got a warning, and when i emailed him, he said only paid users get support. Next...

  2. 5 out of 5 stars
    Starjunkie

    Reviewing 4.4.0.2 (Feb 25, 2008)

    I've been using Hmonitor for a few years now and have to say that it is probably the most useful, or most necessary, utility that one can have. After burning up one processor, due to a dirty heat sink and faulty fan, I searched for and tested several utilities to help me monitor system health. Hmonitor was by far the best of the lot. Hmonitor has since saved me the headache and expense of replacing another processor, and probably video card, by catching an overheating problem when the main air intake(s) became blocked when the cat decided that around the computer case was a prime place to store his toys. Processors, video cards, etc. are running much hotter these days and often the stock cooling setup is barely adequate. Stock power supplies are often not up to the demands placed on them, especially as we upgrade processors, video cards, etc. Hmonitor's logging and reporting is indispensable when trying to track down cyclical and other mysterious temperature spikes. The software is easy to install, has a small footprint, minimum resource impact and is non-intrusive. Voltages, temperatures and S.M.A.R.T. monitoring are all reported in one place in a very readable interface. Very adaptable and configurable. The author is very responsive to the needs of his customers, service is excellent. I would (and do) recommend Hmonitor to everyone - a very reasonable investment to make to protect a much larger investment.

  3. 5 out of 5 stars
    stranger

    Reviewing 4.4.0.2 (Feb 22, 2008)

    To HeyBlinkin: Why didn't you write to the author about your problem?
    The note on the support page says:
    "I still need help in testing for various notebooks models. If you wanna help, send me a message!"
    He added support for my Compaq notebook in few hours!
    Excellent support!

  4. 3 out of 5 stars
    HeyBlinkin

    Reviewing 4.4.0.2 (Feb 21, 2008)

    Looks cool, but none of the meaningful monitors worked on my HP dv9500 Pavilion laptop. Only the HD monitors worked, and that is nothing to boast about since there are like 200 other programs which monitor HD temperatures.

  5. 5 out of 5 stars
    wideload

    Reviewing 4.3.2.1 (Nov 22, 2007)

    Hmonitor saved me an expensive failure on my system. I running a AMD Dual Core processor. The fan for it was stating to fail and Hmonitor alerted me. I was able to replace the fan. That cost me $15.00. It would have been VERY costly to have had to replace the processor. And it's possible that other components might have been damaged as well. I wouldn't have a high end computer without it.

    Thanks for designing this useful utility.

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