The mobile editions of the system information software have been downloaded more than 400,000 times since their release six months ago

FinalWire today updated the PC editions of its popular system information software. Version 5.50 is capable of displaying hardware monitoring information on keyboards with per-key RGB backlighting and provides accurate details about the latest hardware.

New features & improvements

• Support for Corsair K65, Corsair K70, Corsair K95, Logitech G910 and Razer Chroma RGB LED keyboards
• Support for LGA-1151 motherboards
• Autodetect information and SMART monitoring for Intel NVMe SSDs
• Preliminary support for the AMD Bristol Ridge APU
• Preliminary support for Intel Broadwell-E/EN/EP/EX processors
• Sensor support for NZXT Kraken water cooling systems
• Support for USB 3.1 peripherals
• Extended ACPI table decoding
• OpenGL ES 3.2 support
• Advanced support for Adaptec and Marvell RAID controllers
• Support for Kingston HyperX Predator, Plextor M6V, SanDisk Z400s and SK Hynix SC300 SSDs
• GPU details for AMD Radeon R9 Nano and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950

The AIDA64 product family for Windows PCs consists of three business editions and a home edition. The company's flagship IT asset management offering with hardware diagnostic features is AIDA64 Business, while a dedicated network inventory solution called AIDA64 Network Audit is also available, for a lower license fee. Designed for corporate engineers and IT technicians, AIDA64 Engineer includes expert tools not available in AIDA64 Extreme, the home edition of the software. Today all four AIDA64 editions are updated to v5.50.

The goal of AIDA64 developers is to make the program available on several desktop and mobile platforms. The company's foray into the mobile market has been a great success: AIDA64 apps have been downloaded more than 400,000 times over the past six months, and there is a continuous demand for further localizations. Accordingly, the Android app, which is now compatible with Android 6.0, has been made available in two additional languages, Turkish and Farsi, and will soon “speak” Korean and Chinese as well.