Software Update: Open Hardware Monitor 0.9.4

Version 0.9.4 of Open Hardware Monitor has been released. With this open source program the hardware in a computer can be monitored. Support is available for a large number of monitoring chips found in motherboards, processors, video cards and hard drives. The download is less than 500KB in size and, remarkably, it can be used on Windows and Linux machines. Mono is required for use on Linux, on Windows the program depends on .Net. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Changes in version 0.9.4:

• Added support for 10th generation Intel Core processors based on Comet Lake-S.
• Added AMD family 15h model 60h and 70h CPU support.
• Added code to correctly restore fan controls and other states when resuming the from sleep.
• Improved the Nuvoton NCT679XD super I/O fan RPM calculation.
• Added code to synchronize the PCI bus access for reading AMD temperature sensors.
• Migrated the application from .NET Framework version 2.0 to .NET Framework version 4.5 (new minimal requirement).
• Fixed the issue of an unresponsive user interface when changing the system display scale.
• Improved the DPI awareness (display scaling) of the user interface.