Hmonitor has a censor which checks the temperature of any component on your computer. It has built in software cooling and it alarms that set off when temperature gets too high.

Hmonitor was designed as a light weight alternative to Intel LANDesk Client manager. The program icon can be found in system-tray area of Windows desktop. An added advantage of this program is that it consumes less memory space. Hmonitor only monitors those parameters that are collected by various sensor chips installed on modern motherboards.

The latest version was released recently, Changes in features include:

• MS Vista x64: self-signed driver is released;
• MS Vista: Nvidia GPU temperature monitoring enhanced;
• AMD/ATi Graphics cards: Crossfire support added;
• Andigilog ASC7621 sensor chip: fans reading bug corrected;
• Intel D975XBX2 mainboard support verified;
• HP Compaq nc6320/nc6400 notebooks support verified;
• Gigabyte MA78GM mainboard support verified;
• Gigabyte X38-DS4 mainboard support verified;
• HP Pavilion dv9750 notebook support verified;
• HP Pavilion dv9500 family of notebooks support verified;
• MSI P6N Diamond mainboard support verified;
• Intel D102GGC2 mainboard support verified

and lots more…

Need to see for yourself? Go to http://www.hmonitor.net/

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