It still looks like a Windows 98-era tool. No dark mode, no scaling on 4K monitors. If you value modern UI, look away.
: Displays detailed hardware specifications and supported features for connected devices.
If you manage a fleet of drives (spinning rust, SATA SSDs, and a few NVMe), version 5.75 is a worthy upgrade. If you just need to check if your new NVMe is fast enough for gaming – pass.
While 5.75 works with NVMe drives, the benchmark results are less accurate than dedicated NVMe testers (e.g., AS SSD or CrystalDiskMark). Queue depth simulation is basic, and you won’t see PCIe 4.0/5.0 peak speeds properly due to single-threaded legacy architecture.
Hd Tune Pro 5.75 -
It still looks like a Windows 98-era tool. No dark mode, no scaling on 4K monitors. If you value modern UI, look away.
: Displays detailed hardware specifications and supported features for connected devices. HD Tune Pro 5.75
If you manage a fleet of drives (spinning rust, SATA SSDs, and a few NVMe), version 5.75 is a worthy upgrade. If you just need to check if your new NVMe is fast enough for gaming – pass. It still looks like a Windows 98-era tool
While 5.75 works with NVMe drives, the benchmark results are less accurate than dedicated NVMe testers (e.g., AS SSD or CrystalDiskMark). Queue depth simulation is basic, and you won’t see PCIe 4.0/5.0 peak speeds properly due to single-threaded legacy architecture. and a few NVMe)