Everest Ultimate Edition 2024 v5.51

Everest Ultimate Edition 2024 New Version is a compact and practical computer hardware detection tool that allows users to comprehensively detect and troubleshoot all hardware devices, helping users identify and resolve hardware issues. Suitable for different computer hardware devices, it easily detects and manages driver programs. Interested users can download and experience it from KK.

Features of Everest Ultimate Edition 2024 New Version

1. Hardware Device Information

Most accurate and detailed hardware information on the market, supporting over 100,000 devices. With just a click, you can access all information about your computer hardware!

2. Operating System and Installed Software Information

Dynamic software detection can track your operating system and its installed content, including software licenses, drivers, processes, antivirus definitions, security updates, and more.

3. Hardware Monitoring

Real-time hardware monitoring provides visual information on the system's heat and power levels, helping you closely monitor your investment's overall performance.

4. Speed and Performance Benchmarks

Utilize advanced benchmark tests to collect performance data on system processors, memory, and storage devices to understand the composition of your machine.

5. System Stability Test

Simulate your machine's behavior under heavy pressure to easily identify its weakest components and enhance its overall stability.

Characteristics of Everest Ultimate Edition 2024 New Version

1. Upgraded CPU and FPU Benchmark Tests

2. Improved System Stability Test Module

3. Support for Intel Skulltrail Dual Quad-Core Platform and i5400 Chipset

4. Support for New Graphics Card Technology

5. Support for DDR3 XMP and EPP 2.0 Technology

Functions of Everest Ultimate Edition 2024 New Version

1. Upgraded CPU and FPU Benchmark Tests

Enhanced CPU PhotoWorxx, FPU Julia, FPU Mandel, FPU SinJulia benchmark test modules, supporting triple-core AMD Phenom, hexa-core Intel Dunnington Xeon processors; deep optimization of detection for AMD Phenom, AMD Barcelona Opteron, and Intel Penryn series processors.

2. Improved System Stability Test Module

Ramp up the utilization of each core of the processor to the maximum, increase pressure on CPU, FPU, cache, memory, and hard drive; enhance hardware monitoring capabilities to monitor temperature, voltage, and fan speed during stability testing.

3. Support for Intel Skulltrail Dual Quad-Core Platform and i5400 Chipset

Displays every detail of the Intel Skulltrail platform and its components, such as the Core 2 Extreme QX9775 processor, Intel D5400XS chipset motherboard, Intel Seaburg 5400 chipset, etc.; detect FB-DIMM memory temperature on Intel 5000/5400/7300 chipset systems.

4. Support for Latest Graphics Card Technology

Detects ATI Radeon HD 3400/3600/3870 X2, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS/8800 GTS 512/9300/9400/9500/9600/9800 GX2 and other latest graphics card GPU cores, OpenGL, and DirectX information; monitors the temperature of ASUS EN8800GS/EN8800GT special edition graphics cards; preliminary support for NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX.

5. Support for DDR3 XMP and EPP 2.0 Technology

Detailed display of Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) and NVIDIA Enhanced Performance Profiles 2.0 (EPP 2.0) technology memory SPD information, such as clock frequency, latency settings, voltage requirements, etc.; supports DDR3 memory frequency up to 2133MHz.

Instructions

Upon starting Everest Ultimate Edition, the first thing to look at is the computer "Overview." Click on the "Computer" icon to open the "Overview." Clicking on "Overview" will display detailed information about our computer on the left side of the Everest Ultimate Edition interface. As shown in the image below, this information is much clearer than what we can view on the computer itself.

Use Everest Ultimate Edition to check the motherboard temperature, processor (CPU) temperature, and hard drive temperature

Still within the "Computer" section, clicking on "Sensors" will provide a detailed display of the motherboard, CPU, hard drive temperatures, and CPU voltage. Very convenient! In fact, when using this version of Everest Ultimate Edition, these temperatures are also displayed in the computer's taskbar!

Use Everest Ultimate Edition to analyze your CPU situation. It is generally recommended to view the CPUID for a clearer and more detailed view. Judging your CPU's strength can be done by examining the instruction set. The more supported instructions, the better your CPU. I won't elaborate on these hardware information viewing menus; you can click on the options in the menu to explore. If you're unsure, please seek help on the forum.

Let's talk about using Everest Ultimate Edition to test our computer's performance. Click on the "Performance Test" at the bottom of the menu, which includes tests related to memory, CPU, and FPU.

As an example, I will test the memory's read performance. Click on "Memory Read," then right-click and refresh in the list box on the right to check your memory's read performance. You can compare your memory's read speed with the settings provided to see where you stand.

This is my second time using Everest Ultimate Edition, so there may be areas where my explanation is not optimal. I hope this provides some help. Some areas have not been covered in detail. Please refer to the examples above and apply a similar approach.

FAQs

1. How do I check the motherboard temperature, processor (CPU) temperature, and hard drive temperature?

In the "Computer" section, click on "Sensors" to see detailed displays of the motherboard, CPU, hard drive temperatures, and CPU voltage.

2. What is GMCH?

GMCH stands for Graphics/Memory Controller Hub, commonly known as the "Northbridge." It is responsible for connecting the CPU, memory, graphics card, etc., and connecting with the Southbridge. Its temperature is essentially the motherboard temperature.