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EVEREST Updated to 2.01
LAVAL, CANADA (May 30, 2005) — Lavalys today announced the general availability of EVEREST Corporate Edition, EVEREST Ultimate Edition 2005 and EVEREST Home Edition Version 2.01. This is a minor service release that brings several fixes and feature enhancements to support the latest hardware and software technologies.
The 2.01 release includes the following new features, major improvements and bug fixes:
New Features
• Firmware download links for optical drives
• EVEREST integration into Control Panel
• Orange Solid Fill and Orange Gradient Fill tests in Monitor Diagnostics
• Support for AMD Pacifica (Secure Virtual Machine) technology
Major Improvements
• Support for new 90 nm AMD Sempron processors
• Support for ATI Radeon X550, ATI Radeon X800 VE, Intel GMA 950 video adapters
• Chipset information for VIA K8M890, P4M800CE
• Improved chipset information for Intel i945/955, nVIDIA nForce4 Intel Edition
• Improved CPUID features list
• SMBus support for VIA VT82C586B south bridge
Major Fixes
• Database Manager re-opening
• Crash in CPU PhotoWorxx benchmark
• Intel Processor Number detection
• Memory clock detection for Intel i910/915/925 chipsets
• Chipset information for ATI RC300/RS300
• Windows logoff/restart/shutdown issues when EVEREST was running with /ACCEPT
• Installed programs list with control characters
• Detection of Corsair Xpert memory modules
You can download the updated Corperate Edition or Ultimate Edition.
Rob Williams
Rob founded Techgage in 2005 to be an 'Advocate of the consumer', focusing on fair reviews and keeping people apprised of news in the tech world. Catering to both enthusiasts and businesses alike; from desktop gaming to professional workstations, and all the supporting software.
