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Added multi-CPU support and improved reading of CPU core temperatures. Added support for the latest Intel 6-core CPUS. Added basic support for the ITE IT8712F super I/O chips. Rewritten the T-Balancer code to use the FTDI D2XX drivers directly instead of the Microsoft .NET Serial Port. This should fix the crash problems when sending the PC to sleep state or hibernation. Changed the labels for the T-Balancer to match the official labeling used in the documentation. Added a dialog to automatically send a crash report. This should help make the Open Hardware Monitor more stable. Fixed a few problems where the Open Hardware Monitor would crash during startup.

Added an option to automatically startup the Open Hardware Monitor after Windows logon using the Task Scheduler 2.0 for Windows Vista/7 or the Registry for Windows XP. Improved the fan speed reading for Winbond Super I/O chips. Fixed problems where sensors would get added and removed repeatetly in the GUI. Added a dialog for the report filename. Added additional checks to the T-Balancer code for cases where the port gets closed.

Added additional checks to the ITE super I/O reading code, to reduce cases where wrong values are displayed. Changed the Intel CPU clock calculation. If no invariant Time Stamp Counter (TSC) is available, then the maximal CPU clock is estimated at start-up, otherwise it is measured in realtime.

Fixed a bug with the AMD K8 (0Fh family) CPU core sensor offset parameter, which caused a crash of the Open Hardware Monitor.

Fixed a crashing on systems with incomplete SMBIOS entries. Fixed T-Balancer Classic reading problems. Changed the system tray font to improve the display on some systems.