SpeedFan 4.35 Beta 15  beta

Publisher's Description:

SpeedFan monitors fan speeds, temperatures and voltages in computers with hardware monitor chips. It can even access S.M.A.R.T. info for those hard disks that support this feature and show hard disk temperatures too, if supported. It can even change the FSB on some hardware. At the lowest level, it is a hardware monitor software, but its main feature is that it can control fan speeds according to the temperatures inside your pc, thus reducing noise and power consumption.

Latest Changes:

• Added support for new nVidia and Intel SMBus
• Greatly improved SCSI support
• Initial Abit uGuru 3 support
• Preliminary support for new technologies
• Lot of code improvements and bug fixes

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	Undesired Username	Jun 17, 2008
Version:	4.35 Beta 15
Still no option to hide the tray icon? My god...
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Reviewer:	rseiler	Apr 22, 2008
Version:	4.34
Sadly, it still requires you to run it as administrator (this can be set in properties of the shortcut) in Vista, otherwise you don't get full functionality (e.g. it doesn't see the drives).
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Reviewer:	Brian49	Apr 22, 2008
Version:	4.34
I continue to like this program a lot. I'd like it even more if it would read my CPU frequencies and voltages (Intel Core 2 Duo), or if I at least knew why it won't. If there's a distinction between the 51st beta and beta number 51, it's lost on me, although this is just an observation, not a complaint.
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Reviewer:	almico	Apr 20, 2008
Version:	4.34 Beta 51
The beta requires a free registration because it requires advanced users that know what they are doing. A few ISPs are blocking the confirmation email and they never answered my requests for clarification. I receive about 6K emails per day and try to answer all of them. This is not the 51th beta. It's the beta number 51. I will always use as many betas as needed to release a quality software.
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Reviewer:	Ryusennin	Apr 8, 2008
Version:	4.34 Beta 51
It works well and it's free, but I have two gripes. 1. Registration for the beta program doesn't work. I've never received this "confirmation email" despite me contacting the author (and him not responding, or more likely him never receiving my emails either). Talk about feedback. 2. Beta 51... Yup, read that again. This is the 51th beta of version 4.34. Does it really require 51 betas to get a stable release?
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