The principal product of FinalWire is AIDA64, taking the place of Everest. Tamás Miklós becomes the managing director of FinalWire. The Everest line was discontinued after the acquisition of Lavalys by FinalWire, a privately held company formed from members working on AIDA since its beginning and located in Budapest, Hungary. This is a memory utility freeware based on AIDA32 and exclusively developed for Corsair Memory, Inc.

In 2004, Corsair Xpert memory module has been released. Everest is now retired in favour of AIDA64.

The final and last version of Everest is 5.50, released in April 2010. The freeware Everest Home Edition was discontinued on Decemin favour of a full commercial and paid version. Lavalys distributed a freeware version of Everest up until version 2.20, which is still available via freeware distribution websites. The successor of AIDA32 was the commercial Lavalys product Everest. In April 2004, Miklós was appointed Executive Vice President of Software Engineering Research & Development at Lavalys. AIDA32 was distributed as freeware, and as a portable executable file which does not need to be installed on the host computer.ĭevelopment of AIDA32 was stopped on March 24, 2004. The latest version 3.94 was released in March 2000. In 2003, AIDA32 3.61 is out provided with a hardware database with 25,000 entries, monitor diagnostics and is localized to 23 languages. In 2002, AIDA32 2.0 is released adding XML reports and network audit with SQL database support. In 2001 is released AIDA32 1.0, a 32 bits Windows system diagnostic tool with basic capabilities. The chart demonstrating the AIDA/Everest software progression and development in the past

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