In particular the new features available in Everest Ultimate Edition v5. There are two main problems with any hardware analysis software. Firstly they are either overwhelmingly complex or frustratingly simple and secondly they are rarely updated to take advantage of, or even notice, the latest hardware. Everest dispenses with both of these issues by providing not only a fully featured set of hardware benchmarks and comparison tables, but also is updated so regularly that Lavalys support hardware that has yet to reach the marketplace.
Enhanced support for Windows 7 and Windows Server R2 ensure that no matter what your operating system is, it wont affect the accuracy of Everest's reporting tools. On the Intel side of the fence Everest now supports both the new i5, i7 and Xeon range of processors. This includes full processor information and accurate reading of everything you could need starting at the basic CPU name, speed and cache sizes, through to transistor counts, process information and thermal rating.
The full list of newly supported Intel processors are those codenamed "Lynnfield", "Clarksfield". AMD have released a plethora of processors in recent times with a multitude of codenames, but regardless of if you own a Deneb X2 or a Hexcore Opteron, it will be detected properly. The comparison tables have even been updated to enable you to see at a glance how your system compares to the latest number crunching behemoth. In my case not well, so luckily the OC3D banner helps hide my shame.
With any new generation of processor there is a new generation of chipsets to go with them Like the aforementioned processors, Lavalys were quick in getting chipset information for all the latest motherboard types including PCI Express device lists and SPD memory modules. AIDA64 has the most accurate hardware detection capabilities in its class, to provide detailed information on the computer internals without the need to open it up.
The hardware detection module is strengthened by an exhaustive hardware database holding over , entries. Additional modules are available to overview processor frequencies, check CRT and LCD display status, and stress the system to reveal potential hardware failures and thermal issues.
AIDA64 provides over 50 pages of information on installed programs, software licenses, security applications, and Windows settings. List of started processes, services, DLL files, startup programs, and visited web pages is also available.
Download Certified Similar to 7. Installer Portable. Last updated:. December 14, User rating:. CPU, memory and disk benchmarks AIDA64 implements a set of bit benchmarks to measure how fast the computer performs various data processing tasks and mathematical calculations. Temperature, voltage and cooling fan monitoring AIDA64 supports over various sensor devices to measure temperatures, voltages, fan speeds, and power draw.
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