Everest Ultimate Edition??

Vlad Drac · 9 Jul 2008 at 06:27

Hi all

How often do Lavalys release new versions of Everest Ultimate Edition? I don't want to get it and find that it's not upgradable.
Is it worth my hard errand pennies?

w3bbo · 9 Jul 2008 at 07:58

Yes, probs the best piece of monitoring and analytical software out there atm.

1kiwi · 9 Jul 2008 at 08:19

w3bbo said:
Yes, probs the best piece of monitoring and analytical software out there atm.

Hi W33bo, i'm interested in this as i currently only use realtemp & coretemp. However, i'm obviously missing NB & SB temps and i like the way Everest integrates with Vista.

So my question to you, or anyone: What are the differences in CPU temp reporting between these programs? Can i tune Everest to tune with the same degree of accuracy as realtemp? If so, how?

Nick1881 · 9 Jul 2008 at 09:35

My everest displays the same temp as coretemp.

Isnt there a trial you can download?

MikeTAD · 9 Jul 2008 at 10:22

Latest release was in March this year. Before that it was Oct 2007 and before that it was Apr 2007.

nikebee · 9 Jul 2008 at 10:29

mr_x_plosion said:
My everest displays the same temp as coretemp.

Isnt there a trial you can download?

Yeah there is a 30 day Everest trial, but it's got certain features missing.

I'm guessing that when he said "I like the way Everest integrates with Vista." Means he's probably using the trial already.

Cob · 9 Jul 2008 at 12:40

Yip it's certainly worth the money.

w3bbo · 9 Jul 2008 at 12:51

beh* said:
Hi W33bo, i'm interested in this as i currently only use realtemp & coretemp. However, i'm obviously missing NB & SB temps and i like the way Everest integrates with Vista.

So my question to you, or anyone: What are the differences in CPU temp reporting between these programs? Can i tune Everest to tune with the same degree of accuracy as realtemp? If so, how?

I get the same temps with everest and coretemp - real temp is slightly different as the base the calculations on a different TJ iirc.