Because of the nature of this beta, please, do not mirror (it would be a copyright violation) this file.
This beta will expire, but a FINAL release will see the light long before then.
Beta 2 changes:
Added full support for ATI Video Cards (including fan control)
Added support for ITE IT8772F
Added support for SMSC EMC2103-1 and SMSC EMC2103-2
Added support for Fintek F71889A
DELL support is now available on a wider range of computers
Asus ATK0110 works better on a wider range of motherboards
Advanced Fan Control UI now allows negative temperatures, fine tuning of control points (using right mouse click) and auto-repeat on range buttons
Fixed some bugs in Advanced Fan Control UI
Fixes and improvements as usual
SpeedFan.exe is now digitally signed using my company's (SOKNO S.R.L.) certificate.
In order to run this beta, simply install SpeedFan 4.44, then replace the EXE (or put it in any temporary folder) and run it.
Please, use the SEND REPORT facility on the INFO tab to help me to evaluate the improvements I coded.
Tool to read ACPI TABLES 1.11 (15 apr 2010)
This tool has been superseded. SpeedFan 4.43 on will automatically send the relevant information.
Program to attempt to set AAM on hard disks that support it 1.01 (15 dec 2004)
This software tries to understand which OS and which drivers do support the relevant calls that need to be done in order to set AAM (Automatic Acoustic Management) on modern hard disks. It works only on NT class operating systems. I'm not sure if it works on NT too, but it works for sure on Win2K. Unzip, run and then use the integrated facility to send me the report. Please, send me reports even from systems where it doesn't seem to work.
Version 1.01 now properly identifies hards disks where AAM is available, yet disabled, and goes on with the test.
Program to access SCSI HD temperature and reliability data 1.13 (18 feb 2004)
Even if, since version 4.21, SpeedFan includes full support for SCSI drives, this tool is still useful as it allows me to see more data from SCSI drives. With the help of your reports I can try to find and show new info about your SCSI drives. This tool never caused any harm to any system and its low level code was included in the mainstream release of SpeedFan.