Hmonitor 4.0.2.1 is available

[Alexander Berezkin]

Hmonitor utilizes sensor chips on smart motherboards to track
system temperature, voltages and cooling fans. By quickly catching
an overheated computer, you can prevent disasters such as system
instability or damage. The program resides quietly in the system
tray, and continually monitors the various parameters. By clicking
its icon, you'll view real time numbers on each installed
motherboard, CPU, fan and voltage component. Though designed
for NT and 2000, Hmonitor works well on supported Windows 95 and
98 systems.

Once it has detected an overheating system, Hmonitor can perform
a number of tasks. First, it can sound an audio alarm, shut down
the system or optionally execute a selected application. It can also
log information each minute to a file on your hard drive.

From the settings dialog, Hmonitor enables you to set "yellow zone"
and "red zone" temperatures for the motherboard and CPU. You can
also set minimum fan RPM before a warning is issued. In addition,
nominal values and thresholds can be adjusted for voltage
parameters.

Hmonitor is resource-friendly, and only monitors the data collected
from sensor chips. Of course, your motherboard will need to have
these chips installed to function correctly. If you're not sure,
consult the author's Web site for more information.


Changes are:

4.0.2.1 (May 2001)

ALI Magic Southbridges (1535D+/1535D) are supported now;
Analog Devices ADM1028 is supported now;
Maxim Integrated Products Max1618, Max1619, Max1668, Max1669, Max1805 are
supported now;
National Semiconductors LM82, LM92 are supported now;
Philips NE1617, NE1617a are supported now;
Genesys Logic GL528SM is supported now;
Supermicro 370DL3 (ServerWorks LE) support verified;
Some minor installation script bugs fixed;
Documentation format changed;

Good Luck! Alexander Berezkin

Origin: AB_software; E-mail: ala...@usa.net;
WWW: http://www.hmonitor.com
fax: +1(413)425-8503, +44(870)136-6280