SpeedFan

SpeedFan is a monitoring utility that has been a leader in its segment for a long time. The software provides its users with quite useful settings that will help to make the system work as efficiently as possible and noticeably increase its performance. Control over the speed of the coolers is not the main purpose of the software. The utility contains several excellent solutions for monitoring individual elements of the system. Users are given the opportunity to keep under control the data of such elements:

• Video cards;
• HDD;
• motherboard.

The software interacts flawlessly with all the chips that are monitored. If any problems or errors occur, the user will eliminate them in time, thus avoiding unnecessary expenses on replacing one or another computer component. The first launch of the program can shock even an experienced user. Without any warnings, rather strange data appear on the screen. All these indicators at first seem to be something on the verge of fantasy. But after a briefing, kindly offered by the developers, the user will quickly understand all the indicators and in just an hour all the information shown on the screen will become crystal clear. SpeedFan's interface is far from intuitive, but all functions are methodically sorted out. The latest version of the utility has S.M.A.R.T. support, which will allow you to check your hard drive for bad sectors without downloading additional software. A rather convenient feature is the automatic mode of controlling the speed of the coolers, which is very important for gamers, because the PC will not suddenly shut down in the middle of the game.

Key features

• advanced software for monitoring all elements of the computer;
• providing detailed information about all ongoing processes;
• Ability to prevent errors and physical breakdowns;
• integrated module for detailed checking of the WD life activity;
• possibility to optimize the computer operation with increasing its performance;
• the speed of the coolers can be monitored in manual or automatic mode.