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Implements support for S3 GammaChrome, DeltaChrome, Chrome S25/S27, Chrome 4xx/5xx cards.
Besides the "classic modules" (Sensor Icons, OSD, Logitech G15 LCD, Vista Sidebar, Logging, External Applications) we've added Alerting to the Hardware Monitoring module of EVEREST Ultimate Edition.
Currently it has limited flexibility, and it only supports showing a popup window and/or sending an e-mail when an alert occurs. We'd be happy to receive feedbacks, and hear about your ideas & suggestions about this new feature.
You can configure Alerting in EVEREST / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / Alerting.
The QPI is now working properly
The clock ratio is now working properly for 965 processors over stock
The RAM speed is now working properly when overclocking or using higher RAM dividers
The Windows "lag" problem is fixed as it polls to update the gadget...
Improved the kernel driver security by blocking access to the list of ports you sent Lavalys.
Update DK P45-T2RS PLUS hardware sensor values.
Update reading for Asus P5QL-E
CPU usage issue (2x Radeon HD 4870 X2)
The next EVEREST stable release is close now, but is not sure if it can be rolled out this month or only January. It all depends on how quickly can be sort out the rest of the bugs discovered in EVEREST v4.60.
Also, bear in mind that the OP links to the (now discontinued) free edition of Everest. We are currently not hosting the installers for any versions of Everest since we currently do not have permission from Lavalys to do so.
Implemented current and power values in the OSD, Vista Sidebar, Logitech LCD, Logging and External Applications modules of EVEREST; and also in the System Stability Test.
EVGA GeForce GTX260 bug
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