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Welcome to Hmonitor Forums!
MSI P35 Diamond (MS-7356) mainboard support verified;
Asus Striker Extreme II mainboard support verified;
IBM Thinkpad R31 laptop support verified;
Dell XPS M1530 laptop support verified;
eVGA NF78 (780I) mainboard support verified;
ECS A770M-A mainboard support verified;
Dell XPS 420 desktop support verified;
HP Pavilion a6300f desktop support verified;
LG S1-P788R notebook support verified;
HP Pavilion dv6700 family notebooks support verified;
Apr 11, 2008 - Version 4.4.1.1 released;
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;
Abit IX38 QuadGT mainboard support verified;
Acer Veriton L460 series desktops 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;
Asus M2R-FVM mainboard support verified;
Fic K2MCP61P mainboard support verified;
Acer TravelMate 6592 notebook support verified;

BETATESTERS WANTED!

I still need help in testing for various notebooks models. If you wanna help, send me a message!
If the current release DOES NOT work with your desktop board, but you are sure that your board supports monitoring, and you wish to help me with testing new Hmonitor releases, send me a message!
(Active betatesters may get free license for the program)

I would like to further improve Hmonitor, but have not been able to acquire the Data Sheets for some SMSC sensor chips. Currently I am looking for the SMSC EMC2700P, LPC47B357, LPC47B367, LPC47B397, SCH5307, SCH5317 and SCH5514 Data sheets. If you know where I can get Data Sheets for these sensors chips, please e-mail me.

Some words about Hmonitor from the Net:

"I found a genius solution for watching and controlling my computer’s health and stability... Today’s hero is a small, resource-friendly, easy-to-use utility, which allows you to track all available system parameters, such as the system temperature, voltages, and cooling fans..." [Read full review]
3D2F.com Editor - Nov 11, 2005

"The program was tested using an Abit KV8 /AMD64 2800Mhz system running Windows XP and Windows XP Professional x64 edition. Hmonitor installed (and performed) without a hitch on both set-ups..." [Read full review]
Steve Driscoll – July 18 2005

main Hmonitor window Hardware sensors monitor utilizes sensor chips on smart motherboards to track system and CPU temperatures, voltages and cooling fans. By quickly catching an overheated computer, you can prevent disasters such as system instability or damage. The program is resource friendly, resides quietly in the system tray, and continually monitors the various parameters. By clicking its icon, you'll view real time values for each component. Hmonitor supports all Windows OS: Windows 9X/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003, including X64/EM64T editions.
Note: For Vista X64, you need to allow self-signed drivers loading. Visit F.A.Q forum for details.

tray hint example Settings window Once it has detected an overheating state, Hmonitor can perform a number of tasks. First, it can sound an audio alarm, then shut down the system or optionally execute any selected application (i.e. sending E-mail alert messages to system administrator). 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 Pro advantages

CPU Throttling - restricts CPU performance and heat production, when the CPU becomes too hot.
nVidia/Ati GPU hardware monitoring - displays hardware monitoring data for several 3d-accelerator cards.
HDD's S.M.A.R.T. monitoring - displays numerous attributes including the drive temperature for modern EIDE/SATA harddrives.

The image below displays W2K PerfMon utility chart, with CPU load (red) and CPU temperature (green) plots, monitored with Hmonitor on remote server. CPU Load & Temp. PerfMon chart

Note: Commercial Pro license is needed to activate this feature.

Click here for more screenshots.

This program is Shareware (that means TRY BEFORE YOU BUY), and has free evaluation period of two weeks. Afterwards, you must register Hmonitor or stop using it. See the Registration page for registration and upgrade prices.

NOTE: Trial version is FULLY FUNCTIONAL and intended to check the compatibility with particular hardware configuration.

Hmonitor 4.4.1.1 (Apr 11, 2008) 1156K
Click here to DOWNLOAD

Sounds files for Hmonitor events
Click here to download.

For comments, suggestions, and to report Hmonitor bugs, please send e-mail to the author.

If you have problems downloading using the links above, try to use these alternate links for Hmonitor package:

3rd party extensions

DISCLAIMER: The following extensions are provided by 3rd parties. AB Software is not responsible for these plug-ins in any way. You may try them at your own risk, in case of any problem please contact the authors of them.

Plug-In for

V1.00a, Dec 2006

Click here to download.

Plug-In for CrystalControl 2 V0.5

Click here to download.

Plug-Ins set for Samurize V1.02, Feb 2007

Click here to download.

Explanation of Version / Build Number 1.2.3.4

(1.)	Major Version Number: This number indicates a major new release with new features and interface changes. Upgrading is recommended.
(.2)	Minor Version Number: This number indicates some new features and bug fixes. Upgrading is recommended.
(.3)	Revision number: Indicates some changes to fix bugs and minor enhancements as requested. Upgrade recommended if specific error is addressed.
(.4)	Build number: Usually indicates a change was made to address errors reported by a unique configuration and only affects a small number of users. Upgrade recommended if specific documented bugs are found.