Intel Desktop Control Center V3.0 for Vista/32 posted

[seanriddle]

Get it here.

I'm getting pretty tired of them not releasing Vista 64-bit compatible software. You'd think a company like Intel, who advertises 64-bit, should be able to release compatible software!

Sean

[dicecca112]

they release products according to what users use in the market, and that is 32bit. Fact of the matter is most users don't need the ability to use more than 3gb of memory.

64bit users are relegated to enthusiasts like us

[gara56]

Get it here.

I'm getting pretty tired of them not releasing Vista 64-bit compatible software. You'd think a company like Intel, who advertises 64-bit, should be able to release compatible software!

Sean

Sean,
I know the feeling. Did you ask them if they plan to put out a 64bit version? Does Intel's direction sound familiar? Hint: Microsoft support to x64?
I've gone to the latest version of Speedfan which supports Vista x64. It doesn't have the eye candy that IDCC has but it will tell me if my rig is cooking too much. I also heard the Everest makes a good tool for monitor temps and bunch of other stuff. They have a one month trial. I'll just stick with Speedfan for now.

Glenn