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SpeedFan 4.38
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Applications > Windows
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SpeedFan www.almico.com/speedfan.php
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Apr 25, 2009
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olofolleola4



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What is SpeedFan

SpeedFan is a program that monitors voltages, fan speeds and temperatures in computers with hardware monitor chips. SpeedFan can even access S.M.A.R.T. info and show hard disk temperatures. SpeedFan supports SCSI disks too. 
SpeedFan can even change the FSB on some hardware (but this should be considered a bonus feature). SpeedFan can access digital temperature sensors and can change fan speeds accordingly, thus reducing noise. SpeedFan can find almost any hardware monitor chip connected to the 2-wire SMBus (System Management Bus (trademark belonging to SMIF, Inc.), a subset of the I2C protocol) and works fine with Windows 9x, ME, NT, 2000, 2003, XP and Windows Vista.
It works with Windows 64 bit too.


SpeedFan can access the temperature sensors available on your motherboard and on your nVidia video card. The most widely available temperatures are from the chipset, the CPU, the ambient and from the power circuitry.

Modern CPUs can report their own internal temperature.
Multi-core CPUs are often able to report temperatures from each single core. SpeedFan can access those readings and report changes.

More powerful hardware (motherboards, CPUs, video cards and hard disks) often requires more power. More power leads to more heat to dissipate.
A proper airflow inside the computer cabinet helps to keep temperatures low.
Inside computers there are fans that create such an airflow.
SpeedFan can report the speeds of each fan and it can even change their speed based on current temperatures. This lowers noise and improves computer experience.

SpeedFan can access the voltages reported by the hardware. This can help to identify odd issues with computers resetting under stress, for example. Please, note that SpeedFan reports the voltages according to the official documentation. Sometimes hardware manufacturers use custom circuitry. In the FAQ you can find further info on this topic.

Almost every hard disk can report a set of data about its own health and status. This is called S.M.A.R.T.. Based on reported data, a hard disk failure can often be early detected. Hard disk temperature can be read too and it is useful to identify overheating components that could reduce your valuable data reliability.
SpeedFan offers a unique feature (called "In-depth online analysis") that compares your hard disk SMART data to a model derived from millions of reports.
This helps to better identify when a specific hard disk is outside "normal" values.


SpeedFan can report health data and statistical values returned by SCSI hard disks. Such data contains the hard disk temperature too.
Hard disk temperatures are positively correlated to hard disk failures.
This is the reason why these information are so important.

SMART data from hard disks connected to RAID (software or hardware) controllers is more difficult to be read. SpeedFan is improving RAID support and it currently properly supports software RAID (offered by Windows) and ARECA controllers.
Support for AMCC 3ware controllers is on its way and will soon be added.
Reliable access to RAID controllers requires support from hardware manufacturers. This is something that is being worked on.



This is a very interesting release.
It adds full support for a lot of new hardware. AMCC/3WARE users will be happy to see SMART data for all of their EIDE/SATA hard disks.
Full Intel QST support has been added too (you need to RUN AS ADMIN on some OS). Support for new SMBuses (like nVidia MCP79 and SiS968) is there.
New chips (like the ADT7470 and the ADT7462) have been added and support has been improved for some others.
ITE IT8720 identification has been greatly improved.
DELL support is now tested on more chipsets.
Windows 7 32 and 64 bit has been added and verified.
Both the installer and the executable are now digitally signed.
A lot of refinements, improvements and bug fixes were applied.



Changelog:


Added full support for AMCC/3ware SMART readings

Added full support for Intel QST

Added full support for ADT7470

Added full support for ADT7462

Added full support for nVidia MCP79 SMBus

Added full support for SiS968 SMBus

Added full support for Intel i7 internal core temperature reading

Improved ITE IT8720F identification

Added Fintek F71858 temperature readings

PC87360, PC87362, PC87363, PC87364, PC87366 do hide unavailable readings now

ProbeGL5xxSM now checks some more registers to try to avoid false detections

Improved CPU identification routines

Improved FB-DIMM support on some Intel chipsets

The exotics tab now shows the fitness of the hard disks connected to ARECA RAID controllers too

ARECA and AMCC/3WARE connected hard disks are now searched before the standard channels, trying to avoid aliased, merged or fake reported SMART data

Added identification of Fintek F75125R

Removed two debug messages related to UGURU3

Added some debug code to try to support VIA CX700/VX700 SMBus

DELL SUPPORT is now checked on ATI SBx00, Intel 631xESB, ICH8, ICH9 and ICH10 too

Disabled DELL support on 64 bit systems

Added /NODELLSCAN command line parameter

Fixed daylight saving time handling in event emails

Added full support for Windows 7 32 and 64 bit

Fixed a minor bug that caused the main window to be minimized when clicked

CONFIGURATION / SPEEDS SpinBoxes now allow manual edit

Added some scan exceptions for Asus M2N-E and for Dell 0G841G

INSTALLER: improved OS identification

INSTALLER: fixed the ADMIN identification issue

Comments

isi it good program? i have tuneup is it petter?
i ask myself.. why do i need this?