Windows 7 is still in the beta stage, but even if we are still waiting for the final version of Microsoft’s new operating system, whose Release Candidate should appear on May 5th, all the more software developers are starting to show their support for Windows 7. Even if the operating system may still change in many ways before the launch, the foundation should remain the same. During the week that passed several interesting programs was updated to support Windows 7.
Daemon Tools is a program recognized by most PC users. The program is used to emulate optical media, like CDs and DVDs, stored on the harddrive. In the past the developers have stated that it does not support beta versions of the operating system, but it has now released Daemon Tools Lite version 4.30.4 with Windows 7 support.
Continue reading and download Daemon Tools for Windows 7.
SpeedFan is also a tool used by many PC owners. Especially those who want to keep an eye on temperatures and fan speeds. The program monitors temperatures, voltages and fan speeds. You can also manually adjust fan speeds to optimize the noise level and cooling potential.
Continue reading and download SpeedFan 4.38 for Windows 7.
Windows 7 desktop
AMD OverDrive 3.0 was launched together with the new Phenom II X4 955 processor. Just like the new CPU OverDrive sports fine overclocking features and offers direct tuning in Windows where you can change everything from clock frequencies to fan speeds. With version 3.01 OverDrive also supports Windows 7.
Download AMD Overdrive for Windows 7.
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