- Added basic support for Fahrenheit temperatures on the main window (Options / Temperature Unit).
- Extended the ITE voltage reading by adding voltage sensors for all channels.
- Added editable parameters for all ITE voltage channels.
- Added a few known DFI and Gigabyte mainboard voltage configurations.
- Fixed a few bugs in the Nvidia, Intel CPU and Task Scheduler code.
Release Version 0.1.35 Beta
Release Version 0.1.34 Beta
- Added a user interface to configure certain sensors as hidden and dropped the old way of hiding sensors.
- Added support for the 0x53 revision of the W83627EHF super I/O chip.
- The width of the tree-columns (Sensor, Value, Min, Max) are now saved and restored the next time the Open Hardware Monitor is started.
- Added a sensor type “Control” for controlled fans (read-only)
- Implemented fan sensors of “Control” type for the T-Balancer fan controller.
- Fixed a bug in the about box link.
- Fixed some bugs in the hardware identification code.
- Removed some problems related to fonts.
- Improved the report by adding some details about the software environment.
- Refactored the source code in certain areas to simplify future development.
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Release Version 0.1.33 Beta
- Improved the stability of the auto-startup for Windows Vista/7 systems.
- Fixed a bug in the CPU identification code.
- Added a check if all required files are available when starting the Open Hardware Monitor.
- Improved the crash reporting dialog.