Download SpeedFan 4.34 beta 31

The hardware monitoring program SpeedFan is already equipped with the thirty-first beta version of the 4.34 series. This small program displays information such as voltages, temperature, the speed of the fans and the smart information of the hard drive(s). It is also possible, if the motherboard used supports this, to adjust the speed of your fans. To use this beta version you must first install SpeedFan 4.33 and then replace the executable. The developer, Alfredo Milani Comparetti, made the following announcement:

This beta includes a huge amount of new code and of code rewritings. It fixes the crash on some DFI motherboards and properly identifies one revision of the IT8705F chip. There is a lot of code to improve nVidia support. Intel CORE temperatures should now work properly on all systems. Added support for the SMBus available on several new SouthBridges. Added support for new chips. Added preliminary CPU identification routines needed to better support new hardware.

Beta 19 improves CPU identification routines.

Beta 21 improves identification and should detect DDR3.

Beta 23 fixes a bug in charting, improves CPU identification, adds support for EMCT03 and, by popular demand, sets Tjmax=100C for Intel Core Stepping L2.

Beta 28 greatly improves Intel CPU identification, supports more hardware (like the W83793G), fixes a bug with charts and adds, in CONFIGURE / ADVANCED, a new setting to see Intel Core temperatures in a RELATIVE or ABSOLUTE way.

Beta 29 refines several things and improves CPU identification.

Beta 30 improves CPU identification.

Beta 31 improves identification and adds support for DTS readings on all Intel CPUs that support it.